was out to sea for field trip these few days

Hey guys,

I know I'm a bit late to the party, but do you suppose that the Lenovo Y580 is still available in Lowyat from a decent retailer?

I dropped by there for a quick look last week and some guy tried to sell me an outdated, non-FHD model for RM3250, saying that since the stock is limited, prices have gone up. Bullshit, really.

hi guys, i'm stuck on deciding what i should get so i wanna ask for some help ><
my budget is around 1600 (yeah, sad budget....)
my requirements.... any size or weight i guess
i5 or i3 (prefer 3rd gen)
4gb ram
decent graphics
FreeDOS! I get original windows and all software form my uni
thanks for your help in advance!

anyone know how much is Asus N76vz

Yeah it is too bad.

In my case, I am looking for a 11.6" and 15.6" notebook. For 11.6", I have read quite a few model but modes of them has issues with heat (the CPU got throttled during stress test). As for 15.6, I might just settle with Dell 15R or 15R SE, but I am still considering other model/brand too.

G480, i5-3230M + Nvidia GT635M@RM1699, 4GB, 500GB(5400rpm), FreeDOS
G480, i5-3230M + Nvidia GT635M@RM1899, 4GB, 1TB (5400rpm), W8, 2 yrs warranty

Should be

Nvidia GT 630 M?

Hi bro.

Since you know more about Lenovo than some others. Perhaps you could comment on what I have been wondered for some time. Why Lenovo keep on using Sandy instead of Ivy for model like ThinkPad Edge E130.

Sorry for not putting the right wording in my question. I do know it actually have Ivy but my question in more related towards why Lenovo Malaysia decided to take Sandy instead.

Personally, in the absence of E130, I might have consider the X series but being Malaysian, We don't have option for 11.6" X series (the size that I am looking for) and our 12.5" X series do not come with ULV processor thus running very, very hot and far from energy efficient.

I am also considering to get myself another notebook of 15.6" size and would prefer to have both 11.6" and 15.6" of the same brand if possible. Dell have some good 15.6" in a form of Inspiron 15R but their small screen model do not run as cool as Lenovo 11.6". Seems like they are more focus towards slim design then cool running small notebook. In term of Warranty service, Dell is undoubtedly the best as far as my personal experience is concern.

P/S: No worries bro. I know you nor working for Lenovo but I also know you have a lot of experience with Lenovo.

I see. So basically for ThinkPad they are concentrating more on T Series and not E and X? I guess it is too bad for me.

but so far its better than my elitebook 6930p.

Z400 comes with dust removal function. Not sure if it works.
Once turned on, the fan spins at full speed. 

I doubt it will still work properly with 1-2 years of accumulated dust haha
Time to use vacuum cleaner 

i dont think that works. they are not as strong as compressed air.

I believe that would reduce the air intake.

mostly those filter reduce the air intake?
Some on the compaq/Asus/dell they put black plastic with small hole over the vent..

when the filter is clogged with dust, the cooling air will no longer distribute to the heat sink thus generates more heat.

EDIT : like what sifu lee_what2004 and kingkingyyk said, maybe will reduce the air intake.

New Asus product guide is up: http://event.asus.com/my/2013/productguide...ay_Notebook.pdf

Update: Didn't notice any new stuffs lol, please let me know if I've missed some