I'm Dan Ackerman and we are here taking a look at Lenovo's updated back to school line of traditional clamshell laptops.
They've got some interesting updates to some laptops that may look pretty familiar.
We've got the U-series, now we have the U330 Touch and U430 Touch.
These are ultrabook style laptops, but now of course they have touchscreens and more importantly they've been updated to Intel's current 4th generation processors also known as Haswell.
Those are great for
battery life and in 14-inch you can even add Nvidia discrete graphics.
Then we've got the Y410, that's a gaming laptop not the first thing you think of when you think of Lenovo.
We've like earlier versions of this laptop and this new one, again has the latest Intel processors, that's great, but you can't get it with a touchscreen which is a little bit of a disappointment.
And finally, Lenovo's S-series which are very inexpensive systems that are still pretty decent.
Here we've got the S210 Touch with-- which is an 11-inch laptop
that adds a touchscreen which is a great feature to find on a lower cost laptop and there's also the S400 that's a 14-inch with a touchscreen that should also be fairly inexpensive and even have AMD graphics that catch with both these systems is.
They have the last generation Intel CPUs, not the new ones that we call Haswell, but for-- you know-- usually under $500, I guess for both of these, that's not too bad at all.
I'm Dan Ackerman with Lenovo's updated back to school laptop line.
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