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    Is it unlikely to receive a x220 without any problem?

    Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by is0922, Jun 24, 2011.

  1. lovelaptops

    lovelaptops MY FRIENDS CALL ME JEFF!

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    Caveat Emptor. If you can't afford to spend more than $700 and you want SB power, this is probably your best bet. Just plan for some repairs/revisions and definitely assume the screen will be subpar and deteriorate over time, unless Lenovo changes its policy of insisting that the screen problems plaguing so many are "normal."
     
    lovelaptops, Jul 12, 2011
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  2. ThinkRob

    ThinkRob Notebook Deity

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    This tends to be proven/disproven pretty quickly when you look at large-scale deployments.

    That means the X220 will be -- at in a way that I can observe -- taken to task come September. Get back to me then. ;)
     
    ThinkRob, Jul 12, 2011
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