Lenovo ThinkPad 11.6" Quad-Core Notebook

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I like mine. I would buy it again in a min.

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Model number please

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so this is the same as the one from a few nights ago except there’s no touchscreen on this one.

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The “yoga” models also fold all the way back into a quasi-tablet mode, which along with the touch screen is the primary difference.

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That and the other one was Yoga.

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Is this computer worth buying?

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If the listing under specs and Lenovo’s site is correct then it is the Lenovo ThinkPad 11e.

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With Win 10 Pro and the 128gb SSD, this prices out at Lenovo at $749.55…eighty bucks more than woot! is giving it credit for.

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yep

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Please note that the $270 Lenovo Yoga from the other day has an IPS screen and a touch screen - well worth the extra $70 IMHO. I hope they bring it back too.

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Can this hook up to a docking station?

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I bought this same ThinkPad 11e about a month ago. It’s a nice, compact computer. I’m just not used to Windows 10 but I’m learning. I wish I’d waited and bought the version with a 500GB HDD and Windows 7 for the same $199 price.

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My only apprehension is the processor. Slower than my Surface 3 Atom x7. The SSD speed will likely make up for that, though. How does it seem to perform for general, non-gaming use?

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Does this come with any bloatware on it? Or is this just the OS?

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I have had the AMD-A4 version of this computer for a couple of months now. It is great for the general usage I need it for. I am not a gamer, but my daughter plays Minecraft on it without a problem. I did upgrade the RAM to 8gb. The CPU benchmark is significantly lower than the A4, so there is likely to be some performance differences.

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I bought this exact model from the WOOT about a month ago.

The memory (1 - SODIMM) slot, the SSD area and battery are all under the underside cover. All three items are EASILY user replaceable.

I upgraded memory to 8gb and the SSD to a Samsung 850 (500gb). I’m not a gamer, but this is plenty fast for web surfing, MS Office, Photoshop ELEMENTS, etc.

BTW, the original SSD is made by Lite-On Technology Corp (WHO?) model LCH-12V2S.

Definitely happy with the purchase!

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Is this better than a Chromebook? I need one just not for the Web but for Dropbox and some encrypted excel files. I don’t think Chromebook can open encrypted files but not for sure.