I brought a LENOVO laptop in dubai.can i have warranty for it in india..do i need to register online for that?
Plz help me what to do exactly to avail the warranty for my laptop...
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The legal details of the Lenovo International Warranty that comes with every Lenovo laptop... http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/MIGR-58926.html So, you already have an international warranty. Read the details right from Lenovo. end of line
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Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Lenovo laptop ideapad Y530 any good for college?
lenovo laptop ideapad Y530 any good for college?
I need a laptop for college with 3gb or higher and 250gb + hard drive, and it has to be able to run the data intensive AUTO CAD and CAD programs, is a lenovo laptop good for this , are they reliable......help???
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The lenovo y530 doesn't have that great of a graphics card - nvidia 9300, so it won't run autocad/cad programs well. Choose a more powerful laptop like the lenovo w700. Lenovo laptops are known for their reliability and excellent build quality.
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All of the Lenovos I've seen have been very solid. They're not bad laptops. A similar laptop I've seen is the Dell E6400/6500. Looking at the design reminded me of it. Also, the Dell Lattitudes are similar. I've got one with a Nvidia Quadro card. I'll kind of help you on how to pick out a laptop so you can compare other stuff. *CAD needs a decent graphics card and processor. Get at least a Core 2 Duo or AMD X2. A Celeron or anything along those lines is asking for trouble. Get at least 2Ghz, though I'd recommend something more like 2.33/2.4. This part is usually expensive and a pain to upgrade. Graphics cards are a must. Do NOT under any circumstances, get anything with an Intel graphics chip. Those are complete trash. Optimally you'll want a Nvidia Quadro type card for CAD (can't game on them as well as a Geforce), but anything like an ATI HD 38xx or Geforce 9400M (or higher) will probably suit you. You generally can't upgrade this yourself. Also, a 8800M is about the same as a 9800M. Nvidia pulled a rename on that. RAM is cheap to upgrade. If you find a good computer without a lot of RAM you may want to just upgrade it yourself. $40 at most and you can do it in less than half an hour armed with just a Philips screwdriver. Watch the prices on the customization sites. They'll charge you $100 more if you're not careful. Hard drives are also easy to upgrade. For what it's worth, pretty much anything you get off the shelf (ie not customized online) will have a 250GB or even 320GB. I've seen $600 models with 3GB of RAM and 250GB drives. Get the screen size you want. 15.4" I will tell you is awful to carry around campus if your campus is large. I'd say 14.1" is a nice compromise. Consider getting an external display for your dorm room and/or a docking bay if you're using this as a desktop replacement. As far as extended warranties go (as laptops are good candidates for this), consider if you'll want the latest and greatest if/when it breaks, or if you just want it to be repaired. Figuring Moore's law, you can get double for your money in 2-2.5 years. Would you rather drop $300 or so on a extended warranty now, or put it towards a new one later?
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I need a laptop for college with 3gb or higher and 250gb + hard drive, and it has to be able to run the data intensive AUTO CAD and CAD programs, is a lenovo laptop good for this , are they reliable......help???
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The lenovo y530 doesn't have that great of a graphics card - nvidia 9300, so it won't run autocad/cad programs well. Choose a more powerful laptop like the lenovo w700. Lenovo laptops are known for their reliability and excellent build quality.
2 :
All of the Lenovos I've seen have been very solid. They're not bad laptops. A similar laptop I've seen is the Dell E6400/6500. Looking at the design reminded me of it. Also, the Dell Lattitudes are similar. I've got one with a Nvidia Quadro card. I'll kind of help you on how to pick out a laptop so you can compare other stuff. *CAD needs a decent graphics card and processor. Get at least a Core 2 Duo or AMD X2. A Celeron or anything along those lines is asking for trouble. Get at least 2Ghz, though I'd recommend something more like 2.33/2.4. This part is usually expensive and a pain to upgrade. Graphics cards are a must. Do NOT under any circumstances, get anything with an Intel graphics chip. Those are complete trash. Optimally you'll want a Nvidia Quadro type card for CAD (can't game on them as well as a Geforce), but anything like an ATI HD 38xx or Geforce 9400M (or higher) will probably suit you. You generally can't upgrade this yourself. Also, a 8800M is about the same as a 9800M. Nvidia pulled a rename on that. RAM is cheap to upgrade. If you find a good computer without a lot of RAM you may want to just upgrade it yourself. $40 at most and you can do it in less than half an hour armed with just a Philips screwdriver. Watch the prices on the customization sites. They'll charge you $100 more if you're not careful. Hard drives are also easy to upgrade. For what it's worth, pretty much anything you get off the shelf (ie not customized online) will have a 250GB or even 320GB. I've seen $600 models with 3GB of RAM and 250GB drives. Get the screen size you want. 15.4" I will tell you is awful to carry around campus if your campus is large. I'd say 14.1" is a nice compromise. Consider getting an external display for your dorm room and/or a docking bay if you're using this as a desktop replacement. As far as extended warranties go (as laptops are good candidates for this), consider if you'll want the latest and greatest if/when it breaks, or if you just want it to be repaired. Figuring Moore's law, you can get double for your money in 2-2.5 years. Would you rather drop $300 or so on a extended warranty now, or put it towards a new one later?
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Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Can i play blue ray on a lenovo laptop?
can i play blue ray on a lenovo laptop?
i dont know if you need to have a special computer, like what would happen if i downloaded a blue ray video and clicked it? would my computer just explode or something?
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Unless it is specifically stated on your laptop, then it can't play Bluray discs. But, if you download a disc or iso file off the internet, then it should still work.
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i dont know if you need to have a special computer, like what would happen if i downloaded a blue ray video and clicked it? would my computer just explode or something?
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Unless it is specifically stated on your laptop, then it can't play Bluray discs. But, if you download a disc or iso file off the internet, then it should still work.
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Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Unzoom my lenovo t61 laptop
can someone please tell me how to unzoom my lenovo t61 laptop?
I dont know how to unzoom my screen. Ive tried changing the properties and everything and it still aint working.
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my laptop like when im on it it will ramdomly zoom in. is this your problem? I don't know how to fix it besides exiting out of your page and going back in thats what i do
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you need to change the screens resolution - goto control panel and select display and change the resolution back to 1400 - http://www.computer-adviser.com/xp-display-problems.html
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I don't know wha you mean by unzooming, I think you are referring perhaps to the display settings. Try changing the resolution to more pixels. Rigt click on desktop and go to personalize and select display settings if the computer is vista. Should be the same on xp just a little different wording.
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If you mean something like your browser, try hold Ctrl key, then + to make bigger and - to make smaller. Or Ctrl and scroll up or down on the mouse wheel button. If you mean the whole desktop resolution size, then right-click on desktop, the Properties, then Settings, then use the Screen Resolution slider to adjust bigger or smaller size.
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go to the control panel. select display. Click on settings. change resolution to 1024X768
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I dont know how to unzoom my screen. Ive tried changing the properties and everything and it still aint working.
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my laptop like when im on it it will ramdomly zoom in. is this your problem? I don't know how to fix it besides exiting out of your page and going back in thats what i do
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you need to change the screens resolution - goto control panel and select display and change the resolution back to 1400 - http://www.computer-adviser.com/xp-display-problems.html
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I don't know wha you mean by unzooming, I think you are referring perhaps to the display settings. Try changing the resolution to more pixels. Rigt click on desktop and go to personalize and select display settings if the computer is vista. Should be the same on xp just a little different wording.
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If you mean something like your browser, try hold Ctrl key, then + to make bigger and - to make smaller. Or Ctrl and scroll up or down on the mouse wheel button. If you mean the whole desktop resolution size, then right-click on desktop, the Properties, then Settings, then use the Screen Resolution slider to adjust bigger or smaller size.
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go to the control panel. select display. Click on settings. change resolution to 1024X768
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