There is always a question poping up when you go for purchasing a laptop. Do looks really matter in a budget notebook? Budget laptops are necessary for the self-employed , but those same users might also be entrepreneurs who prefer affordable, nicely designed machines that works for them nicely.
Lenovo has come up with its new innovation and the ThinkPad image has been taken in a relatively bold new direction in the new Edge line.
The ThinkPad Edge has taken a risky move by skipping the optical drive–a bold move for a 13-inch laptop. With three USB ports, an HDMI port, VGA, and a memory card reader, the ports are fairly looking good on the ThinkPad Edge. One annoying thing is that this Thinkpad Edge has no optical drive. On the other hand, the Edge is compact, clean, and has a battery that only protrudes slightly from the laptop’s underside. The outer lid is covered in glossy black plastic which gives the Edge an appearance much closer to an IdeaPad.
The Edge has a low starting price of $579, although that’s with an AMD processor: Intel configs of the Edge start at $799. Overall the Edge could provide you with a great value for someone looking for a thin laptop with business software built in. However, when you’re getting up to $899, there might be better values elsewhere.
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