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Lenovo Yoga 510 i3 14" 2-in-1 Laptop

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I am about to go into uni and i have a desktop for gaming and stuff but ill only be doing word documents, one notes, browsing on this laptop is this fine ? If not does anyone have any suggestion?

Its $800 AUD 

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Computer Type - 2 in 1

Display Size (Inches) - 14.0

Resolution (Pixels) - 1366 x 768

Screen Resolution - HD

Touchscreen - True

Processor Type - Intel Core i3

Processor Model Number - 6100U

Processor Cores - Dual Core

Processor Memory Cache - 3

Processor Clock Speed (GHz) - 2.3

Processor Max. Clock Speed (GHz) - 2.3

RAM (GB) - 8.0

SSD Storage - 128GB

Total Storage - 128GB

Micro HDMI Ports - 1

USB 2.0 Ports - 1

USB 3.0 Ports - 2

Card Reader - 4in1

Webcam - True

Bluetooth - v4.0

Wi-Fi - 802.11 ac

Operating System - Windows 10

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Your chosen laptop is well and truly more than enough.

I suck a typing, preparw for typos.

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it's big, the screen is bad and imo it's not worth it. 

idk

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5 minutes ago, Droidbot said:

it's big, the screen is bad and imo it's not worth it. 

14 inch isnt that big and u dont need a 4k igzo ips oled infinity edge display to write google docs or look at a website ok.

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1 minute ago, GoldSolitude said:

14 inch isnt that big and u dont need a 4k igzo ips oled infinity edge display to write google docs or look at a website ok.

768 on a 14 inch display - it's not fucking 2005 mate

 

http://www1.ap.dell.com/content/topics/segtopic.aspx/products/quickship/au/en/latitude?c=au&l=en&s=dfo

 

Dell Outlet has a 14 inch Latitude machine with a quad-core i5, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD. 1080p display.

Sure it doesn't have that fancy bendy hinge shit but hey, it's a good machine. $839.

idk

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21 minutes ago, Droidbot said:

768 on a 14 inch display - it's not fucking 2005 mate

 

http://www1.ap.dell.com/content/topics/segtopic.aspx/products/quickship/au/en/latitude?c=au&l=en&s=dfo

 

Dell Outlet has a 14 inch Latitude machine with a quad-core i5, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD. 1080p display.

Sure it doesn't have that fancy bendy hinge shit but hey, it's a good machine. $839.

have fun lugging that thing around. It's a lot bigger than the Lenovo and I'd think as a university student you'd want to have a light bag. edit: u dont need to buy windows my mistake.

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37 minutes ago, PcBuilderNoob111 said:

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It's okay and it will work, but I reckon you could do better.
Take a look at this https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1237647-REG/asus_e403sa_us21_vivobook_14_notebook_brushed.html/?ap=y&_escaped_fragment_=/BI/68/kw/0-50Sbid2&gclid=CjwKEAjw_LG8BRDb1JTxm8uP_UwSJADu_8pWpgh6rpnWJQ8HWFAbjSvYK2X6CqhH10Zts2Z_jASyNxoCEizw_wcB

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2 minutes ago, GoldSolitude said:

have fun lugging that thing around. It's a lot bigger than the Lenovo and I'd think as a university student you'd want to have a light bag. You'd also need to buy windows for that if you needed to use windows.

1.8kg, and it's thicker. OS through kinguin is like $20-30. 

idk

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1 hour ago, Droidbot said:

768 on a 14 inch display - it's not fucking 2005 mate

 

http://www1.ap.dell.com/content/topics/segtopic.aspx/products/quickship/au/en/latitude?c=au&l=en&s=dfo

 

Dell Outlet has a 14 inch Latitude machine with a quad-core i5, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD. 1080p display.

Sure it doesn't have that fancy bendy hinge shit but hey, it's a good machine. $839.

What weight do u think would be good? All i want is a touchscreen, SSD and fast enough processor. Also the best deal. This weighs 1.5 kg

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4 minutes ago, PcBuilderNoob111 said:

What weight do u think would be good? All i want is a touchscreen, SSD and fast enough processor. Also the best deal. This weighs 1.5 kg

my deal is the best ive seen for a 14 inch machine. have a look through dell outlet, not lots of deals on atm

idk

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Just now, Droidbot said:

not bad but check stock locations

I can pay the postage so all g. Just wondering if this was better

 

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3 minutes ago, PcBuilderNoob111 said:

I can pay the postage so all g. Just wondering if this was better

 

it is a better machine, yeah. HP's newer machines aren't particularly the best quality, but you even get a touchscreen. 

alternatively, fake being a student (or maybe you are, idk) and get 15% off Surface Pros - 

idk

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6 minutes ago, Droidbot said:

it is a better machine, yeah. HP's newer machines aren't particularly the best quality, but you even get a touchscreen. 

alternatively, fake being a student (or maybe you are, idk) and get 15% off Surface Pros - 

Even with the student bonus its above my price range (looking for under 800)

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9 minutes ago, Droidbot said:

it is a better machine, yeah. HP's newer machines aren't particularly the best quality, but you even get a touchscreen. 

alternatively, fake being a student (or maybe you are, idk) and get 15% off Surface Pros - 

Thanks for ur help man but ill probably just stick to this.

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how about this?

https://us-store.acer.com/switch-alpha-12-sa5-271-52fg-recertified

 

has your touchscreen, it's ips 1440p.

Super light, works well as a tablet.

Plenty of ram/ssd space.

core i u processor power with core m silence.

Comes with an active pen.

only $550


Basically it's what your original post had, but with better cpu, better ram, better disk space, better screen, comes with pen, and $250 cheaper.

 

I'm planning on picking it up later this week.

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On ‎31‎/‎01‎/‎2017 at 10:37 AM, Elerek said:

how about this?

https://us-store.acer.com/switch-alpha-12-sa5-271-52fg-recertified

 

has your touchscreen, it's ips 1440p.

Super light, works well as a tablet.

Plenty of ram/ssd space.

core i u processor power with core m silence.

Comes with an active pen.

only $550


Basically it's what your original post had, but with better cpu, better ram, better disk space, better screen, comes with pen, and $250 cheaper.

 

I'm planning on picking it up later this week.

Did you even read the post? that's American dollars and the OP is obviously Australian.

i7-9980x 4.20mhz - 19.8 terraflops of ram - 512mb GENERIC VIDEO_CARD - 20w PSU with hyperthreading. 

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44 minutes ago, GoldSolitude said:

Did you even read the post? that's American dollars and the OP is obviously Australian.

ah, didn't see that, mb

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https://pcpartpicker.com/user/elerek/saved/3T7D4D

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44 minutes ago, GoldSolitude said:

Did you even read the post? that's American dollars and the OP is obviously Australian.

it's still under $800 au. $550 US is ~ $727 AU.

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https://pcpartpicker.com/user/elerek/saved/3T7D4D

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25 minutes ago, Elerek said:

it's still under $800 au. $550 US is ~ $727 AU.

Showing more ignorance. You forgot to add the large tax and import fees for this.

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14 minutes ago, GoldSolitude said:

Showing more ignorance. You forgot to add the large tax and import fees for this.

why do you attack everyone in this thread? gst doesnt apply for o/s purchases sub $1k, and shipping isnt expensive 

idk

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