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7th March 2012, 09:27 PM #1081Newbie
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Lenovo Outlet - X Series - ThinkPad Laptops - Laptops - Discounted Laptops, Cheap Laptops, Refurbished Laptops, Discounted Desktops, Cheap Desktops, Refurbished Desktops
The outlet seems to have their remaining stock at decent prices. I'm with you though, I prefer the sharper edges of the x120e compared to the more curvy x130e.
Also, the "Fn lock" seems to be more of a sticky-keys type deal, and resets after one use. For example I can press Fn once, then let go and still press F1 to lower the volume. But after I do, it goes back to normal. I was looking for easier use of the multimedia keys. Apparently some Lenovo BIOS's have that but ours doesn't. Oh well.
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8th March 2012, 12:32 AM #1082Newbie
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Thank you for the link! Of course it would be temporarily offline when I try to view it, but I will check it out later and see if I can spot some good deals.
Edit: Found one for about $380 which seems a little on the high side for a refurbished laptop. Think I'll just bookmark this page and see if the price goes down.Last edited by Graize; 8th March 2012 at 02:07 PM.
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8th March 2012, 04:09 PM #1083
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9th March 2012, 05:32 AM #1084Newbie
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Hi.
I just wanna know if it will be possible to change the CPU (Intel i3) of a x121e Intel with the new IVY brigde ?
I read someone do the same trick few month later on a Lenovo but I don't remind me where I read it.
Thanks
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9th March 2012, 11:09 AM #1085Notebook Evangelist
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I would be surprised if they dump this design - its better than the x130e - slimmer, smaller, nicer lines.
what I would expect is the same design to come out with the i3 / e450
i wonder if the mboard of the x130e has same footprint as x120e?
amd e-series getting long of tooth.... what's the followon and when?
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10th March 2012, 01:57 PM #1086Newbie
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they had their mini-upgrade with the e-300 and e-450 but that felt more like they were fleshing out the line. Something makes me think Q2 or 3 of this year there should be something new in the line, or am I just making that up? The new atoms that the e- series are competing with don't look like anything special so i guess amd should work more on dropping the price rather than making it better and competing with their own a-4s.
also, last month walmart had the x120e as part of their computer sale, is that still going on for whoever is looking to buy one?
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10th March 2012, 04:10 PM #1087Newbie
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10th March 2012, 06:27 PM #1088
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Judging from the Hardware Maintenance Manual, the motherboards (among other components) are not interchangable between the X130e and X120e. They're just too different.
No, I believe Walmart has exhausted its supplies with that sale, at least online. There may be some left in stores, but don't count on it.
Agreed. The E-350 models went really quickly during that sale. Not sure if you count on more X120es appearing in the Lenovo Outlet, though.
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11th March 2012, 10:49 AM #1089Notebook Enthusiast
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Hello Everyone,
I just finished reading all 109 pages of this thread & i must say that I love your passion for this machine. I also admire how you people support the ones in need.
I have also ordered a X120E here in INDIA with AMD E350, 4GB RAM, 320GB HDD, 6cell, Free DOS, 11.6" HD LED Antiglare, 2x2 broadcom WLAN + a backpack for $350(when converting from my currency INR to USD) with 1 year warranty support.
I will be installing Windows 7 64 bit with SP1. In a few days i will also test install the Windows 8 consumer preview on this.
I know most of you love this machine, so i just wanted to ask for your take on somethings :
1. My primary use would be for writing/blogging, movie maker while I am out & I would like this machine to cool & to give to good battery life with a 6 cell, but is undervolting really necessary. My experience says that undervolting can sometimes seriously affect your CPU life. What would your take on this be ?
I have already read MidnightSun's review & undervolting guide.
2. Someone in the previous pages said that you have to disable processor power management from BIOS, is that really recommended ?
3. IMO 4gb ram seems enough, anypoint upgrading to 6 or 8 gb ?
4. Upgrading to a 128GB SSD would cost me another $150. Is it worth spending ?
5. Anything that I should keep in mind while using this small TP as it's my first one.
My regards to all.Last edited by shan2129; 11th March 2012 at 03:28 PM.
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11th March 2012, 11:56 AM #1090Newbie
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i upgraded to 8gb because my machine came with 2gb and it was only an extra $20, but i don't regularly use more than 1.5gb and the rest is cached eventually. i upgraded the ram and got an ssd and with linux i'm getting about 7 hours on the battery with light usage at school.



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