pls suggest an 11.6 inch laptop

[badkuk]

Currently available or upcoming:

- 11.6 inch display, touchscreen a plus
- at least an Intel dual core Celeron CPU
- 5 hours or more battery life
- user-replaceable/upgradeable RAM(up to 8GB) and HDD(2.5" SATA)
- 25k pesos max
- tough, as in pwedeng i lamba lamba. Am not the most caring person when it comes to gadgets


For the work i do currently, mas bagay pa rin laptop ^_^

[anonemus]

Check out Lenovo's Yoga 300. I held one a few days ago and the build quality is impressive.

Yoga 300 (11 inch) | Affordable, Thin, & Light Multimode | Lenovo (PH)

[1D4LV]

i am using a LenoThinkpad E130.
Intel i5, 8 GB RAM, 500 GB DASD.
HDMI, Wireless, USB ports. wala lang DVD drive.
Battery life, around 9 hours.

[viper888]

If you want tough you should look at asus' offerings but Lenovo is pretty good

[badkuk]

What's your take on the spying allegations against Lenovo? i hear the CIA, MI6, etc have refused to use Lenovo products...

[yebo]

What's your take on the spying allegations against Lenovo? i hear the CIA, MI6, etc have refused to use Lenovo products...

basta made in china.

like yung mga picture viewers dati, di ba may built in virus that infects the usb then may program siya to upload your files to servers in china. yung sa sd cards same din. pati phones na made in china same din may spy chips.
this is the main reason why the national broadband deal with ZTE was objected to. it is not merely the price or kickbacks. kung natuloy e all files ng philippine government pwede na nila ma-access.

[kimbon]

Nothing less than Asus brand. Trust me.

[anonemus]

What's your take on the spying allegations against Lenovo? i hear the CIA, MI6, etc have refused to use Lenovo products...

Its true. But then again I dont have any state secrets with me so I dont mind using Lenovo products.

Besides, if the Chinese really target a country or person for hacking kayang kaya na nilang gawin through so many means

[badkuk]

i don't like Asus' current 11.6 inch offerings. The E202SA seems promising though.

[1D4LV]

What's your take on the spying allegations against Lenovo? i hear the CIA, MI6, etc have refused to use Lenovo products...

could be true, could be not.
however, if you use the off the shelf configuration, including the standard drivers, that could be the reason.
if you had it reformatted clean and have no state secrets in your unit.... why bother?

[Vodka]

it's almost 2016 and i'm still using a lenovo thinkpad X220 10GB w/ SSD. i5. still good enough for my needs. very portable. just a tad bigger than the 11.6-incher that it replaced many years ago

[jonski]

OT...

Matibay ba ang laptops ng Dell?

[box_type]

OT...

Matibay ba ang laptops ng Dell?

i'm still using (right now) my old Dell Vostro core2duo, basag basag na yung gilid twice na kasi nabagsak from my table, nasasagi ng pusa namin pag may hinahabol na daga...

[badkuk]

i've had my inspiron 11 w/ touchscreen for about 2 years now, mainly for casual browsing, watching movies. Medyo nadelay yung shipping so i was only able to really use it for a litlle over a year. It only became usable after bumping up the RAM to 4GB.

Within that time, the touchscreen went crazy so i had to disable it, and i'm currently using it as a traditional laptop. i've tried running Ubuntu on mine and i still get ghost touches, so i don't think this is just a driver issue.

Battery life is so so, although i do play a lot of videos on it. Main attraction for me is the weight and portability. If not for the touchscreen issue, i'd say sulit na siya for what i paid.

The 2015 Inspiron 11(3147)/13 are nice, price and specs wise, but i've come across some posts/videos about the "ghost touch" issues.

[userfriendly]

I'm using a 5 year old Acer Timeline 1830T. Specs i3 380um (1.3ghz ultralow voltage processor) upgraded to 8gb ram and 480 gb ssd. Does everything I need it to. Its been my only computer for the past 5 years.

Whatever you get, I suggest have at least 4gb ram. Better to have 8gb. Try to get a better processor than Celeron, it is very slow.

Almost all the new laptops I see dont have an access panel for ram and hdd. You may have to remove the entire back cover to access them.

[Ry_Tower]

What's your take on the spying allegations against Lenovo? i hear the CIA, MI6, etc have refused to use Lenovo products...

I'm wary of it as well kaya sa smartphone or pc's, laptop, Taiwan na lang or Korean or kahit made in china eh US company naman.

And yes, matibay Dell laptops in my experience.

[badkuk]

I'm wary of it as well kaya sa smartphone or pc's, laptop, Taiwan na lang or Korean or kahit made in china eh US company naman.

And yes, matibay Dell laptops in my experience.

What really made me paranoid is that the Chinese Academy of Sciences is a major shareholder in Legend Holdings, parent company of Lenovo.

[Ry_Tower]

What really made me paranoid is that the Chinese Academy of Sciences is a major shareholder in Legend Holdings, parent company of Lenovo.

When in doubt, don't. hehehe

[Juan Martinez]

OT...

Matibay ba ang laptops ng Dell?

yes, it is. mine is still working perfectly well. i bought it in 2010. dell inspiron n- series.

BTT

what about the 11- inch MacBook Air? it's handy. it is what i am using now. (on second thought, out pala sa budget ni ts saka di puede pang lamba2x ito )

[TON_ton]

Lenovo dami ko nakikita nagamit