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Lenovo G530 4446 - P T3400 / 2.16 GHz - RAM 3 GB - HDD 250 GB - DVD-Writer - GMA 4500M - WLAN : 802.11b/g - Vista Home Premium - 15.4" Widescreen TFT 1280 x 800 ( WXGA ) VibrantView - camera - matte black - Microsoft Office Ready |  | Brand: Lenovo
Category: Personal Computer
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Rating:  5 reviews
Sales Rank: 1983
Color: Matte black
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Operating System: Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium
CPU Manufacturer: Intel
CPU Speed: 2.16
System Bus Speed: 667
System Memory: 3000
Memory Type: DDR2 SDRAM
Floppy Disk Drive: None
Native Resolution: 15.4
Modem: Fax / modem
Display Size: 15.4
Shipping Weight (lbs): 8.5
Warranty: 1 year warranty
MPN: 444624U
Model: 4446
UPC: 884343908601
EAN: 0884343908601
ASIN: B0026G8936
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| Features:
| • | Processor: 2.16 GHz, | | • | RAM 3000 MB, DDR2 SDRAM |
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Product Description
Offer a greater choice to your customers and satisfy the needs of more growing businesses, with the Lenovo G530 notebook. A smart addition to Lenovo range of business notebooks, the G530 notebook is engineered to include Lenovo-unique technologies that reduce downtime, improve productivity and lower Total Cost of Ownership.The Lenovo G530 notebook is a stylish widescreen notebook combining excellent features at a great price. Full-featured, widescreen Lenovo G530 notebooks provide not only the functionality to run a small business but also the features to enjoy computing at home.The same engineers that brought you the legendary keyboard design on ThinkPad notebooks now give you great tactile feel with intelligent layout and performance on other Lenovo notebooks. Thoughtfully designed, the keyboard has specialized keys and buttons for easy access to the Presentation Director application and LenovoCareSM tools, as well as multimedia controls for stop, play, forward, rewind and pause.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Perfect Laptop for Students and People on a Budget. September 20, 2009
Ali S. (Toronto)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
When September comes in millions of students around the world look for more than just pencils and books. I mean it is year 2009 and most students by now are tech-savvy and probably know how to operate just about any computer. Chances are they need a laptop for school. A school laptop is something that can allow a user to effectively perform tasks such as word processing, web-browsing, music and video for spare times and is speedy enough to run demanding operating systems such as Vista. Also this laptop must be adequate in size and weight for the student to carry. Oh and perhaps more important than anything is the price. If all these considered then the Lenovo 3000 G530 is the best choice. It is in other words the best bang for the buck.
Pros:
- Good performance CPU, RAM
- Cool and Quiet
- Bright Screen
- Keyboard feel is great
- Solid build, Classic look.
- Loud and clear speakers
- Price
Cons:
- Poor screen pixel density
- Average size touch-pad, Misplaced left CTRL Key
- Webcam quality is bad
Summary: If you are on a budget or if you are a student you cant go wrong with this laptop. This is the most bang for the buck laptop available in the market at the moment.
Laptop August 26, 2009
D. Klein (USA)
Excellent laptop. It came with everything you need - Plenty of memory and HD space. I highly suggest this laptop.
 Very Cheap build and poor tech support July 31, 2009
Eastwest (Charlotte, NC USA)
0 out of 7 found this review helpful
The Lenovo laptop comes with lots of good basics, however the laptop looks very cheaply constructed compared to my Dell Inspiron laptop. The hinges where the screen attaches to the keyboard are the smallest I have seen in the market, being less than 1/2 inch in width and made of plastic. Only the Thinkpads have metal hinges. The hinge is where a laptop is most vulnerable to break and this one really looks vulnerable.
Design is very poor. The power cord adapter is right next to the DVD drive. Because of the angle of the power cord adapter, it can often block the DVD drive from opening. Most well designed laptops, have the power cord adapter on a different side from the DVD drive.
Tech support with Lenovo is not so great. Eventhough their tech support is from the United States, they really don't seem to be helpful as they refer all the problems to NOT be within the scope of the Lenovo's tech support. My Wifi card would not allow me to add my router to it because it would not let me type my password. When I called Lenovo, they said they could not help resolve this issue. Had an issue with clicking onto the network drive, Lenovo's tech support again said they could not help.
good robust laptop July 29, 2009
D. Smith (Boise, ID USA)
We needed a laptop for my daughter who is starting college in the fall. After doing some research and talking to friends and co-workers who know about such things, we decided on the Lenovo/IBM brand, and specifically the G530. This was primarily due to it's basic feature set, mechanical reliability, size, weight, & cost. We are a little leary about the Vista OS, but decided to leave it alone and see how it goes. So far, we have been very pleased with the system and it is performing well.
Just compair - you will see this is a great laptop June 27, 2009
Kay Hayes (San Jose, CA USA)
17 out of 17 found this review helpful
I am jazzed about this machine. For the price point, you can't go wrong. I shopped HP, Compaq, Gateway, Toshiba and Dell before picking this laptop. As a former network administrator, I didn't think I could afford a ThinkPad/Lenovo. I was always pleased with these machines when I bought them for my company, but they were always so expensive - even on an IT budget. This machine fits the bill in both features and price! Just read other reviews and you will find other laptops:
- have a problematic touchpad
- lack expansion slots
- don't have modems
- don't have enough USB ports
- don't read and write DVDs
- don't have memory card slots
- do not have finishes that are robust
- don't have microphones or web cams
- don't have enough memory to run Vista
- are not Intel processers
- are not dual core
- do not have high definition audio
- have Vista home basic
This PC has it all:
- 3 Gb of DDR2 677 MHz ram
- An Intel Dual core processor
- A modem
- High Definition audio
- A great touchpad (no glossy stuff that is unresponsive)
- An express card slot
- A built in mic and network cam
- 4 USB ports
- Wireless (802.11 b/g) and wired Ethernet connectivity
- A memory card reader
- A DVD player and writer
- A top notch display
- Headphone and mic jacks
- Vista Home Premium - not Vista Home Basic
- a 15 pin VGA monitor connector
- a really solid build (no flexing or "cracking" when you pick it up)
And the BEST - a Window's 7 upgrade for free if you buy it in the right time frame. What else do you want from a laptop purchase? Let me add that it Syncs with my Windows Mobil 5.0 phone after a Microsoft download of the 6.1 software for Vista - without a hitch. It plays DVDs flawlessly. It plays Netflix streaming video perfectly. If there was an HDMI port and Blu-Ray I would be in heaven. From a former XP Nazi, this is quite a glowing review of a Vista machine.
Be sure to check the specifications on other Lenovo laptops. Some have smaller hard drives, less memory and Vista Basic. You do not get an upgrade to Window's 7 from Vista basic.
Happy computing!
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