Lenovo Launches Flex 10 Bay Trail Laptop

[exfileme]

This dual-mode laptop can bend over backwards for you.

Lenovo Launches Flex 10 Bay Trail Laptop : Read more

 

[markiz]

At this price, why would anyone choose this over T100?

 

[anonymous_user]

Actually why would anyone choose it over a budget laptop with a Haswell i3 or AMD A4/A6. Sure its small and lightweight, but is it worth $550?

 

[vaughn2k]

At this price point, I guess it uses an SSD, otherwise the mech hard drive will die immediately because of frequent flipping of the body/keyboard.
On another hand, not sure how this fare when it launches. Weary and tired with stuff that is not innovative anymore...
Unless otherwise it issomehow a computer which SHIELD uses (in Avengers) how cool is that!

 

[JD88]

Depends on build quality, screen quality, etc. . The T100 leaves quite a bit to be desired. The days of thinking about specs alone are gone.

 

[w8gaming]

Frankly I will have to agree the price for this machine is insane. The CPU is an Atom which does not cost too much. There are much cheaper touch screen capable machine out there running better CPU. Does it really matter it can bend backward? Lenovo has been delivering quality machine with low cost over the past 1 year and it is a surprise to see they are trying to selling such a turkey all of a sudden.

 

[markiz]

@JD88
Of course T100 is not the end all premium device, but at it's price, it's unbeatable. Every single review from all the relevant sites says so, including notebookcheck (85%).

 

[rwinches]

3 cell battery is useless.
Intel graphics pushing this res will be huffing and puffing, especially with touch.
Wow generous 1 3.0 USB 1 2.0 USB

 

[nhat11]

@rwinches - You're joking right? My T100 is 2 cells and can last 7 hours + Technology has really improved since the past.

 

[JD88]

@JD88
Of course T100 is not the end all premium device, but at it's price, it's unbeatable. Every single review from all the relevant sites says so, including notebookcheck (85%).

The T100 not bad at all for the price point. I'm simply saying two machines can have the same specs and one can still cost $100 more if the build and screen quality is significantly better. Specs alone are not enough to condemn this until we know more.