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Are ultrabooks good? What is their practicality like? Around 4000, mainly for office use; longer battery life would be ideal. I don’t know how to do graphic design, I don’t play games, and it is said that more USB ports are needed. Could you help recommend one? Thank you. One seller recommended two Lenovo models; could you help me check them out? First: 300S I5 6200 4G 500G 14W ultra-thin ; First is the I300-15A 6500/I7/4/500/2G with a dedicated graphics card
USB usually comes standard with three, right?
An I5 processor, 2GB of dedicated graphics memory, and 4GB of DDR3 RAM are sufficient; it should cost no more than ¥3500 on JD.com
I think buying books is similar to buying lottery tickets; if you get a good quality one, you make a profit; If you come across low-quality ones, go ahead and deal with them! I bought an ASUS, which needs to be repaired once a year.
Ultrabooks are lightweight and thin; they are suitable for office work, but not for gaming or running large software applications. They usually come with a solid-state drive, allowing for faster performance. Personally, I think Dell is better than Lenovo; Lenovo’s advantage lies in its after-sales service, which is convenient.
My ASUS – I took it to the after-sales service once, and after that I’ve repaired it by myself. . . There haven’t been any major problems. . .
Fix it myself? Impressive. Faulty AC interface, faulty optical drive, faulty hard drive, faulty motherboard, faulty system. . . Asus’s after-sales service told me straight up to just throw it away and get a new one. . .
Is the AC connector broken? That’s too rough. . . My optical drive is also broken, but I bought a hard drive cage and an SSD for the optical drive slot; I no longer need an optical drive. . Sure thing. If the hard drive is broken, buy a new one; if the system is damaged, fix the system; if the motherboard is broken… . . Change computer. . .
Could it be because of too much force? Mine is also an ASUS device; I replaced the battery, and the charger cable got damaged – it’s from a store nearby
You are better. . Wire it myself. . .