Lenovo Y410

The Y series from Lenovo is touted as the home entertainment series—the good speakers and a few additional multimedia buttons are a step in the right direction; the plain décor isn't! The Y410 is a good-looking notebook overall, though—the outer body panels have a quality finish, and this 14.1-inch unit feels sturdy.The glossy, 1280 Nintendo DS Charger x 800 display is clear, crisp and vibrant, with good contrast ratio. The keypad Nintendo DS Charger offers good feedback, but it's a little squishy. The shortcut keys are well-laid-out, and you'll have no issues with using the nifty little add-on keys like the volume adjustment, mute, or even the "Novo" key, which switches between power modes to optimise battery or performance. There is a neat array Wholesale PSP Case of multimedia keys that allows you to listen to music without logging in to Windows (after inserting an audio CD).The Y410 is available in configurations including a speedy Core 2 Duo T7100 (1.8 GHz) and an NVIDIA GeForce 8400M GS with 128 MB of video RAM.The one we received had a Core 2 Duo T5450 and Intel's GMA 950 graphics solution, which is good enough for most multimedia work, including HD movie Cheap Cell Phones playback; just don't expect to game without a graphics card.With an overall PC Mark 2005 score of 3251, a 3D Mark 2005 score of 673 and a SiSoft Sandra 2007 drive Index of 39 MBps, the Y410 doesn't really excite as a "high-end" product—at Rs 38,500, it makes sense as an excellent value solution. It's got loads of pre-installed software; we'd have liked to see Windows Vista Nintendo DS Charger Home Premium instead of Basic, though. Whether you're looking at a multimedia Laptop, or something to use in college or in office—the Y410 has both your needs and your wallet covered.|||John Wells is an expert in personal electronic gadgets including Laptops Price, Mobile Phones, Dell Inspiron 1525, and many more. Read the Expert Reviews