Which model is the best in the E40 series of the Lenovo Thinkpak series?

Personally, I think that 0578DB1 and 05785KC are better in the series, of course, there are good ones, but as a normal use, DB1 and 5KC can be, there is no need to pursue a good configuration, because after 1-2 years, such products will still be eliminated, so choosing a suitable one for yourself is the most important.

The current number is Lenovo ThinkPad E40 (0578A86), with a ticket of 8500. ProcessorCore i5 560M, main frequency, highest turbo frequency, graphics innovation HD 545V, hard disk 500GB, RAM 3GB.

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You can also visit the Lenovo official website to see the specific information of the Lenovo computer.

The following is the official website of Lenovo**:

Lenovo Y460A-ITH (white) Reference**: 5300 or so Main parameters: Core i3 330M processor, 2G memory (DDR G hard disk, ATI Mobility Radeon HD5650 independent display + Intel GMA HD integrated graphics card, 14-inch screen 1366*768 display, camera, built-in *** recorder, wireless module.

Personal Evaluation: This notebook roughly meets all the conditions you have proposed, it is quite good in appearance and performance, and the Lenovo Y series is not bad when it comes to heat dissipation.

Core i5 430M processor, 2GB memory (DDR G hard drive, ATI Mobility Radeon HD5650 independent graphics + integrated graphics card, 14-inch screen 1366*768 display, 1.3 million pixel camera, built-in *** recorder, wireless module.

Personal evaluation:Over this machine has a thin and light body,The score in 3DMark is easily close to 12000 points,The cost performance is very outstanding,Although I don't know its heat dissipation,But the attention in the market is quite high,You can ask the general situation of users who use the computer on the Internet。

Here is an explanation of the dual graphics card technology: At present, most notebooks with discrete graphics cards support dual graphics card switching technology that can be "hot-swapped" without restarting the system. For example, when the notebook has both built-in NVIDIA AMD high-performance discrete graphics card and Intel AMD integrated graphics card, you can seamlessly switch between dual graphics cards at any time by changing the power management mode to meet the application needs of users at different needs, so that you can choose high-performance discrete graphics cards or low-power integrated graphics cards on demand, so that the performance ratio of the notebook is higher, and the battery life of the notebook can be greatly extended.

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I think ASUS is good. But the heat dissipation is not too good. Now I generally buy Lenovo's.

After all, it's domestic. And now Lenovo is really powerful. It's also good to sell abroad.

It's already a very mature brand. Don't buy Japanese goods. Like Panasonic, Toshiba these brands.

Though it is possible, it is a Japanese product. We need to boycott Japanese products. HP's is also available.

The most my classmates bought were Lenovo and HP. It feels good. And the national warranty.