Lenovo IdeaPad U450P Laptop Computer – 338928U – Intel Core 2 Solo SU3500
Mid-size. Clever design. More multimedia. The Lenovo U450p has style, portability and many smart features. It is very energy efficient for more time unplugged plus has integrated graphics and an optical disc drive.
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Lenovo’s newest notebook- U450p. I think I am the very first one to receive this slim laptop this August of 2009. Upon arrival, I opened it only to be dejected on how ugly it looks. Made of hard black plastic,webbed and not a brush aluminum like what the competition offers. No worry, for I will have a great performing and efficient/long lasting CULV laptop. After running vista and accepting it’s acceptance agreement , I came across its slow to recognize face verification. I regret having even activated it. It sure is buggy. After a couple of days toying and cleaning this U450p, I am returning it. Why? Performance was so underpar. Like a DECADE OLD LAPTOP. Way slow compared to my daughter’s Acer Aspire’s timeline 4810. Bad softwares and drivers that it often freezes. I don’t know if part of the problem is because of Vista 64 bit. And the worst part is this— it uses a 6 cell 5300 MaH battery(as oppossed to a 6 cell 5800 Mah Acer Timeline)which produces a not so great 3. 5 hrs of runtime in the balanced power scheme. So what’s the point of getting an energy efficient CULV laptop if it would only run for under 4 hrs. BTW, on Lenovo’s website they market the U450p as up to 6 hrs of running time. There is no freaking way that this laptop even reach 5 hrs under normal operation. I complained this to Lenovo’s clueless customer service and bad technical service dept. and all they could offer was change the batteries. I doubt it is. Everything is new and they don’t know anything. I am returning it as soon as possible and Lenovo is charging me 15 percent stacking and slacking fee, whatever it is. When I get a part of my hard earned money back, I’ll be happy and bye bye Lenovo forever.