im not sure if this is the right place to ask but since i dont know any person who is expert on computers personally, i went here. My mom bought me an ideapad LENOVO laptop with Intel(R) Core(TM) i3 CPU m 370 @4.20GHz
and ram= 2.00GB
i didnt ask for much laptop and since this is the cheapest we bought it. IM 16 yrs old an Information Technology student (2nd year) since im only just a student i didnt ask for much of a laptop but my classmate told me that a LENOVO laptop is a trash and i was hurt is that true?
as for my observation right now..i think it performs normally :( what do you think guys?
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Jump to Postideapad LENOVO laptop with Intel(R) Core(TM) i3 CPU m 370 @4.20GHz
and ram= 2.00GBif it's just for programming or computer science need then your specs is more than enough.
Mine is about the same as yours though I'm using an acer laptop and I haven't
encountered any …
Jump to PostIntel(R) Core(TM) i3 CPU m 370 @4.20GHz + RAM 2 GB is OK but:
You didn't say which version of Windows it was running but since it was bought recently it is almost certainly Windows 7 - in which case I would defintely add another 2GB of RAM. This is …
Jump to PostYou are 16 and young. There are many people you will come across in life that are hurtful and rude. You'll have to learn how to deal with that as you get older.
With regard to your laptop, its perfectly fine. You have quite a bit of computing power there. …
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