Software: The Lenovo 'solution center' is one of the largest problems. It consumes so much in the way of resources. Kill it if it starts up. Windows 8? If you're a programmer who wants to look at all the optional stuff it probably looks great, which is probably why it ended up being what it is. If you're a user it's frustratingly cumbersome to use with too much crap you have to work through and more difficult to navigate to just about anything. I'll never update my XP computers if I have the choice. I'm going to see about switching this computer over to an open source OS. It can't be any worse and I don't care for mac.Hardware: the computer is flimsy to a fault. It's designed to only be used in an ideal setting. If you use it on your lap or if it's slightly off flat any torsion on the computer will cause things to happen. That also doesn't bode well for the future durability of the product. The keyboard is very uncomfortable. too short to rest your hand on, too long not to. My conclusion is that Lenovo has turned to crap since the Chinese bought IBM.
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