Shall laptop manufacturer produce laptop with screen resolution higher than 1366x768 in 14"?

At that resolution, slim laptops seems not look nice.

definitely, i simply can't use 1366x768... too unproductive D:

at least should be 1600X900 if not 1080p...

without OBD.. seems like y480/580 slim version

I just wonder why lenovo cannot just come out with some different design on different series even on the out look of these new comer also look same to y480/y580... just the colour different... lol

Alienware the same, no?

Yes indeed.. all the same.. but i thin alienware even worse... all generation is the same only the spec different. hopefully can see some changes from these money making company

i guess no need to pening kepala with designs, just focus on specs & performance all the way

very true...

do not judge base on picture only

ya.. perhaps.. but form the picture it tell almost the same but no mater how, it still a great laptop.

Lenovo has redesigned the Y400 cooling with bigger wire mesh ventilation below the hot spot. Its getting ready for the SLI GPU.
It thermal design is better than Y480 and save the trouble for dust cleaning.
Wish they have resolved the thermal design flaw in Y480/Y580 where HDD temp is relatively high.

http://benyouhuifile.it168.com/album/20120...jhyp8dp9p88.jpg


This post has been edited by ytlay: Jun 16 2013, 09:15 PM

I think they move the south bridge to another place lo, the main reason why HDD temp is high is not cause by copper pipeline but is the south bridge, the south bridge is just back to the HDD place only...

It's HDD itself unable to cooling down. See my report at the above link.

ID: deepcool0922

Password: abc123

Hey bro, south bridge is one of the extreme heating component.....

diy notebook with dual graphic... ,SLI is coming with low price

not really... if u look at desktop boards many mainstream and budget ones dun even have a heatsink on it...

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Added on September 3, 2012, 10:44 amiirc Dell and Sony tried to do so in the past...

anyone still remember GeForce 9400M + GeForce GT 210M SLI?

still, i am still quite surprised that Lenovo didn't opt for AMD to have a dual GPU solution... granted the CPU side is lacking, but AMD APU integrated graphic can hold it's own, and CrossFire scales better than SLI...

This post has been edited by astria: Sep 3 2012, 10:45 AM

i am very interested in the Lenovo Y500. Looks very promising.

The picture which u share from ZOL there cannot see la...==

Updated post#1 with more latest picture.

High end Y500 with carbon fibre patterned cover & ultrabay with fan/heatsink/2nd discrete GPU on right side look very promising.
Fan, heatsink for on board CPU/GPUs are on the left side.



This post has been edited by ytlay: Sep 4 2012, 09:09 PM