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Lenovo IdeaPad 1xx / 3xx: entry-level multimedia laptops

A range of laptops of the initial and middle class for performing the simplest tasks. Interestingly, Lenovo positions these models as inexpensive multimedia laptops, so the quality of the display here is often no less important than the internal power. While in most low-cost models of other brands there are very simple matrices with low resolution and colour reproduction. Laptops can be equipped with discrete graphics, which also makes it possible to play undemanding games at minimal or slightly higher settings. The average check for such a model is about $ 400.

Lenovo IdeaPad 5xx / 7xx: affordable fashion laptops


The next step in the evolution of IdeaPad. In fact, it is all the same IdeaPad, but a little faster, thinner, more beautiful and more sophisticated. The average check for current models has grown to $800, more performant Core i3 and Core i5 processors have settled under the hood instead of Celeron processors, the amount of RAM has grown to the required minimum of 8 GB (and sometimes up to 16 GB), and in some cases even GTX 1050 Ti video cards have been added. And this is quite a level of an inexpensive gaming laptop. As for external attributes, here we have a stylish aluminium case with a thickness of 17-18 mm, a moderate weight not exceeding 1.5 kg and pleasant bonuses like dual–band Wi-Fi or a fingerprint scanner.

Lenovo IdeaPad C: inexpensive transformers with touch screen


For most manufacturers, transformer laptops are more of a premium class: heaped up to the most I don't want and cost from $ 1000. Excellent illustrations are HP ENVY 17-ce0000 or Asus ZenBook Flip 14 UX461FA . The logic of manufacturers is clear here, laptops with touch screens are quite specific and not everyone needs them. Lenovo decided otherwise and in 2019 released 2 inexpensive models with 14 and 15-inch touch screens to the market. The average check in both cases was about $800, the appearance is almost the same, and the filling is slightly weaker than that of the older IdeaPad models. And without a gaming graphics card. Instead, a capacious battery, fast charging and stylus support are more relevant for this format.

Lenovo IdeaPad L: laptops for multimedia and games


A family of medium-format gaming laptops with a high-quality 15-inch display, a full-size backlit keyboard, good battery life and a balanced hardware configuration. Designed for use as mobile gaming stations, they can also serve as a universal home PC, replacing a full-size desktop. Looking at the characteristics of these laptops, the epithet "optimal" immediately comes to mind — the prices are low, the filling is moderately fast, no unnecessary bells and whistles. As for the game features, then you need to look at the name. The usual IdeaPad L uses a built-in graphics core, while the models with the "Gaming" prefix have GTX 1050 and GTX 1650 video cards. Add a new Core i5 to it, more RAM and get a comfortable framerate with high graphics settings in almost any blockbuster game.

IdeaPad S: multimedia and image laptops


The IdeaPad S line includes affordable models in a thin case designed for daily performance of a wide range of tasks. Except, perhaps, resource-intensive games and applications, there is not enough processor power and an integrated graphics card for them. All IdeaPad S laptops can boast of a stylish, moderately strict appearance, but differ in terms of the materials used. The cases of the first series are made of plastic, the third are made of plastic and metal, the 5th are completely aluminium. Also in the older models you can find a shutter for a webcam, keyboard backlight and fast charging, while the younger models have good battery life.

Lenovo V: Business class without bells and whistles

Lenovo positions the V line as an perfect tool for working outside the office. According to the characteristics, these are mostly simple models of the IdeaPad 5 and IdeaPad L caliber, but with a bias towards business features like TPM modules, curtains for blocking a webcam or a dual-band Wi-Fi module. The design of these models is usually utilitarian and not the most modern, thin frames usually, no, and the cases are made mainly of plastic. Sometimes there are really strong models that have been tested for strength.

Lenovo Legion Y: stylish gaming laptops of the future


In the last year or two, laptop manufacturers have begun to abandon the excessively colorful and aggressive design of gaming models and began to draw ideas from premium business models. Lenovo Legion is the clearest confirmation of this. Moreover, a damn stylish confirmation.

The average Legion boasts an attractive screen with thin frames, an unusual hinge that allows you to turn the screen 180 degrees, and a monophonic lid with an asymmetrical logo and a pattern that looks like either wood fibre or a fingerprint. In general, such a laptop looks like a thing that you want to show off to your friends. Only a couple of massive coolers hidden in the base, powerful hardware and juicy game screens remind of belonging to the famous gaming family.

Lenovo ThinkBook: image laptops for business


ThinkBook is a new family of branded laptops from Lenovo, designed for businessmen and entrepreneurs. In fact, this is an alternative to all the well-known, but not all available laptops of the ThinkPad series with a bias towards increased data protection (TPM encryption module, fingerprint scanner, protective curtain for the webcam) and the laptop itself (optional waterproof keyboard and durable case). The power of the "engine" without frills (Core i3 and Core i5 processors of the tenth generation + built-in video core), just enough to work comfortably. Of the other buns, there are often fast Wi-Fi modules of the 6th generation, bidirectional microphones and HD webcams for high-quality video communication. Everything is excellent in terms of battery life, many models can withstand from 8 to 12 hours in medium load mode with a display brightness of 40%

There are 3 plus or minus identical models in the assortment, which mainly differ in the diagonal of the display. The price of the issue is from 600 to 1200 dollars.

Lenovo ThinkPad: legendary business class laptops with branded trackpoint


The legendary family of laptops, which was first released in the distant 92nd year under the flags of IBM. Which was then bought by Lenovo. Given such a rich inheritance, it is not surprising that there is an unprecedented variety in the ThinkPad camp, you can find both portable ultrabooks and conventional "typewriters", as well as powerful "heavy trucks" mixed with expensive business class models.

Each ThinkPad is equipped with a proprietary trackpoint, which is an interesting and unusual alternative to a standard mouse or trackpad. It works according to the following principle: the direction of pressure determines the direction of movement of the mouse cursor, and the force of pressure sets the cursor speed. Although it sounds simple in words, the feeling of working with him is quite unusual. But the thing is really convenient. For a reason, it has been a trademark attribute of the Thinkpad line since the mid-90s.

Otherwise, all this diversity is united by the general idea that a serious working laptop should be protected in every possible way. In some models, you can find a standard set of a TPM module, a fingerprint scanner, an "anti-theft" lock and a shutter for a webcam. Other representatives of the line type {!!! block='price' idgood='1312682' !!! They go further by offering customers a carbon fibre housing that is resistant to shocks and strong temperature changes.

Lenovo Yoga: stylish and functional transformers


The title of the series speaks for itself. These are high-performance image laptops and ultrabooks, which can be turned into a full-fledged tablet thanks to the touchscreen rotary screen. Most Yoga models look extremely sophisticated, assembled conscientiously and stuffed to the most I don't want. They seem to have been invented with the expectation of Apple fans. Therefore, attributes like a high-end display, Thunderbolt support or branded acoustics from the conditional JBL are found even in younger models. You can often find a 4K display with HDR support or an incredible battery that can work for 25 hours without recharging. Occasionally in 15-inch models there are variants with high-performance GTX 1050 video cards. And this is interesting in itself, since ultrabooks usually prevail among transformers, and not classic 15-inch laptops.

Lenovo Flex: ultrabooks-transformers on minimalki


Having Pohaypiv with the Yoga line, Lenovo marketers are faced with a harsh reality: most people do not need premium transformers stuffed to the most I do not want. Therefore, it was decided to cut off all the excess of a well-fed life and Yoga turned into Flex. The output turned out to be inexpensive transformer laptops with average characteristics for not too resource-intensive tasks for every day.

Most of the models have medium-level hardware, the batteries are moderately tenacious, among the interesting features are optional keyboard backlight and acoustics from well-known brands.

Lenovo IdeaPad Miix/D: hybrid "tablet computers"


Hybrid "tablet computers" are a separate caste of devices that are difficult to classify as "purebred" tablets or laptops. In their hands, the trumps of both families are combined, which gives flexibility of use and a variety of operating modes of such gadgets. In the wake of this fashion, Lenovo has announced a new series of affordable and versatile IdeaPad Miix hybrids, on which you can both watch the latest issue of your favorite blog while cooking in the kitchen, and take it with you to the office. Now on the market you can find only one fairly advanced model Lenovo IdeaPad Miix 520 with a 12-inch display and a good hardware from Intel, which begs to be compared with Microsoft Surface Pro 6 128 GB . In addition to it, there used to be options with Snapdragon mobile processors and SIM card slots on the market.