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    Lenovo IdeaPad V470 Review: The Home and Office Hybrid Notebook Discussion

    Discussion in 'Notebook News and Reviews' started by Amber Riippa, Dec 26, 2011.

  1. Amber Riippa

    Amber Riippa NotebookReview.com Contributor

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    The Lenovo IdeaPad V470 is an ideal choice for users who want a budget-conscious notebook with both home and office features.It's equipped with a second-generation Intel dual-core processor, 4GB of RAM, Intel HD graphics, and an HDMI port. Keep reading to find out more about this notebook, including full specifications, an overview of its build quality, and more.



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    Amber Riippa, Dec 26, 2011
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  2. yknyong1

    yknyong1 Radiance with Radeon

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  3. Nick

    Nick Professor Carnista

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    Images work for me.
     
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    edit1754 Notebook Prophet

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    Any chance you could use HWInfo or something similar to determine the model number of the screen?

    A 14" 1366x768 screen with an almost-500:1 contrast ratio is unheard of.
     
    edit1754, Jan 1, 2012
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  5. Ahbeyvuhgehduh

    Ahbeyvuhgehduh Lost in contemplation....

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    Hmm ... wonder why the battery life was shorter than expected. Any guesses?
     
    Ahbeyvuhgehduh, Jan 3, 2012
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