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This is a great notebook! I followed the recommendations of a previous reviewer to upgrade the hard drive with a Crucial M4. The netbook is now a serious productivity machine. It boots up quickly in just a few seconds, and the battery lasts a long time. The T-Mobile data plan of 200MB a month is a bonus (it was confusing, as one reviewer described, because it looks like the free Internet access is only for 30 days, but it renews each month). It came with a single 4GB memory stick in one slot, leaving the other empty. I did upgrade the RAM to 8GB, but the CPU is a bit slow for any applications that would be that memory intensive, so the 4GB it comes with should be enough. There are other ultraportables with nicer-looking cases, but they can't touch this one's price, upgradeability, and battery life.  

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when I look at the reviews I knew I wanted this touch screen lap top, but then I got reviews that u would have to deal with the finger print both on the outside n screen . that was no problem I had order dust clothe from online after I use my computer I clean it n there is no finger prints on it.
the dell support agents. were great , it took less then 10 minutes to show me how to work it. since I have it from the 6 of December 2013 it has work really good thank you Amazon n Dell.  

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I bought this laptop from bestbuy and after using this laptop I have some reviews

Pros:
- Processor: 1.8 GHz Core i3-3217U <- 2 cores is good
- 4 GB RAM <- it is ok
- 500 GB Drive <- enough for basic demand
- design: beautiful, this laptop was taken out the DVD drive, so the weight is very light and the body is very slim
- bright screen with soft keyboard and sensitive touch pad.
- Touching screen and windows 8 is a new experience. You should to try it in work

Cons:
- the battery just 4 hours (advertiser said) but my laptop only use in over 3 hours.
- For some one, this system is quite weak with some professional programs.

In short: this laptop is very good for officer, students and who just need a laptop for work or relax in basic. If you are a businessman or who want a stronger machine with longer battery, you should refer ASUS laptop. See here.

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I have had this laptop for about a week now, I was so excited to get it in the mail, When I got it I set it up and got everything I needed on it, its really fast and can keep up with all that I do, It can play Minecraft really good, and plays the sims 3 perfectly and Steam and downloads games really fast too, It's fast with uploading all my photos because I do photography, the Internet is fast, and the computer is amazing. I highly recommend this laptop for whatever you need it for, I love it. the webcam is perfect the mic is amazing so Skype is allot of fun as well. it runs smoothly and I am very happy I got this laptop.

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Lenovo's Yoga 11 is pretty great. I had some trepidation about Windows RT until a friend of mine let me use his Surface. After using it, I knew I had to have an RT device, but I wanted something that felt more like a laptop than a tablet. Lenovo makes incredibly good hardware right now and this device is no exception.

The keyboard, typing surface, palm rests, and track pad are the absolute best I've use in an 11" form factor. It's even better than my MacBook Air for purposes of generating text and casual computing. Some of that credit is due to Windows RT and the Windows 8 gestures one can employ using both the screen and the track pad.

The screen is extremely good for a device this size and very easy on the eyes for extended typing sessions. Text and pictures are crisp and the range of colors and trueness of their hue is very good. I particularly like watching streaming media and reviewing photographs with the device. The touch screen is responsive and as accurate as my iPad or Nokia Windows Phone.

Windows RT does a really good job managing system resources. I thought I would have to exert a greater degree of workspace management to keep it running smoothly, but it handles multiple tasks rather well. The WiFi is a little slow being single channel I think, so pages don't load instantly like you think they would. However, this is all in the name of battery life I think, and a worthwhile endeavor it was.

The battery lasts for 11.5 hours or thereabouts from what I can discern. This was with WiFi on, and 3-5 applications running with the screen at 50% brightness. Unless you're working outside, 50% is still plenty bright to do whatever and nice enough for streaming video.

For most of what I do, the device has the functionality and the included Office Programs are preferred to 2010 Professional loaded on my other machines. While you can't side load applications other than what it comes with or what you can find in the Windows Store, I haven't found myself missing much except a decent PDF viewer. I've had to make due with Adobe's touch version and the one Microsoft included to get my by most of the time, but I rarely need more than two open at once.

The machine came with very little bloatware. Three applications in the Start menu that took as many seconds to uninstall and the machine was free and clear. The fact that Windows RT doesn't have too many applications out for it yet isn't all bad I suppose.