Lenovo 81MT005CAU, V145-15AST, 15.6" HD Screen, AMD A4-9125, 8GB Ram, 256GB SSD, AMD R3 Graphics, Bluetooth 4.1, 0.3 MP with Mic, 2 Cell Battery, Windows 10 Home, 1 Year Warranty
Lenovo V145 / 15.6" HD, AMD A4-9125, 8GB, 256GB SSD, Win10Home Laptop $409 Delivered @ Zotim Online
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Associatedzotimcomp on 14/01/2020 - 12:39 zotim.com.au (482 clicks)
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Its a brand new & comes with 1 year of warranty
Can't open the link
well the problem is the actual website is barely loading at all so there's nothing to search with
The website takes a while to load, but searching for the part number 81MT005CAU works without any issues.
Here's the link to the product:
https://www.zotim.com.au/shop/-len-nbk-v145-81mt005cauDeveloper is fixing the problem.
yeah me either
Developer is fixing the problem.
Oh my lord this is dreadful.
Don't get a laptop with an AMD A4 chip or 15.6" 1366*768 screen.
Could you please explain why? I am looking to get this one, hence the qn.
the cpu is a very low end dual core
you might be ok if you don't multitask or open too many browser tabs
Thanks for the heads up! Appreciate it.
@elusivesid: For $488 at Harvey Norman not long ago you could get an i3 10th gen. Not this piece of crap. It also had a FHD screen.
Its the low end processor and low end pixel display with big pixels. But it's only $400. I got a lenovo e495 and e595 deal last year and people poo-hooed the specs on that. They are great machines for under $800. This machine is half that so it's going to be slower and have bigger pixels. But it has a full keyboard SSD and 8GB of ram, so for email, web, word and excel it should do the job if you are on a budget.
Please don't convince people to buy this. There's not much life left in this at all and hence why they are wanting to move stock asap.
You can get an i3 FHD laptop under $500 regularly. It would suit the purpose a lot better.
@pennypincher98: Is there another laptop around this price you would recommend?
i saw this one on special https://www.thegoodguys.com.au/acer-spin-1-116-inches-2-in-1…
@Blakejjj: At this time, probably not. There's an i3 10th Gen/FHD posted for $598 (can use gift cards to get it lower, or try negotiate).
My advice is not to get either. If you can deal with a refurb, you'll get a lot better value. If you can wait until the next TGG/Bing Lee eBay deal, that would be ideal.
@pennypincher98: Hey,
Just saw this one would it be any good for basic windows office use and web browsing
https://www.harveynorman.com.au/asus-vivobook-e203-11-6-inch…@Blakejjj: I mean, that's actually an alright budget laptop. Pentium Silver isn't going to break speed records, 4GB of ram is probably all you'll need with a processor like that and the 1366*768 is likely more forgivable on a screen 4 inches smaller. A 128gb eMMC is an interesting pick indeed, it's relatively small, cheap storage. Not quite an SSD, but at this price point 128gb is good.
I'd say it would be alright, but go in store and examine the screen first.
Great that it includes a USB-C port and weighing under a kg is nice too.@Blakejjj: Just caught me before I had time to edit: it's a USB 3.1 Gen 1 port not a USB-C port. Not sure if that means anything to you or not, but just have to point that out.
No worries!
@ShipShapeRC: Would still say this is better unless you want a screen much complained about from 2012
That explains why the website is slow
New or refurbished?