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Published: 2014-09-08, Author: Jon , review by: pcworld.in
Abstract: Lenovo isn't the first name you think of when you're considering a gaming laptop. Alienware or Razer, maybe, but not Lenovo. The Y40 might change your opinion. This machine delivers great everyday performance, a GPU that's good enough to game at the displ...
With understated features aplenty packed into its hood, the Lenovo Y40 impresses with its sleek design and premium build quality for the price. The Y40 might be the crowning victor among multimedia laptops, but Lenovo is pushing this as a gaming laptop, ...
The Lenovo Y40 is a beast made curious by its price. At a time when notebooks are getting less expensive and adding more features, the missing backlit keys are very noticeable. I'd have liked to see a bit more gloss to make colors on that HD screen pop mo...
Published: 2014-10-17, Author: Samuel , review by: booredatwork.com
Abstract: Lenovo 's Y40 is a well-built gaming machine which does what it was designed to do, play games. While it isn't the most powerful gaming laptop we've gotten our hands on here at Booredatwork, nor is it the best spec'd device from Lenovo , it is a compellin...
good price-to-value ratio, 256 GB SSD, slim, appealing design, good speakers, comparatively easy access to all components, matte display
display very underwhelming with low brightness and contrast, fan is always on, switchable graphics not always working reliably, performance reduced on battery, keyboard offers little feedback, no backlight
Lenovo's Y40 is a very nice looking, slim and well-built entry-level gaming notebook with a very attractive price. Of course, making a gaming system affordable necessitates some cost-saving measures. The biggest one is the 1080p display panel, which offer...
Good build quality (except the display cover which is average), Good keyboard (better than the Y50 one) and good touchpad (but small), Cool & quiet, Good battery running times (57 hours under light use), Good speakers (but not great), Good case build
3D performance is unexpectedly lacking (but it might get fixed in the near future), Display quality is average at best (but the display can be replaced), Keyboard is not backlit, Only 3 USB port (1 of them is a USB 2.0), Not as lightweight as other 14.0″
The Y40 keeps me frustrated too, as the Y410p. Lenovo struggles to make something wrong.Before we go into conclusions, I want to say that you can get the Y40 from B&N gold discount deals (you can see it here) which is cheaper. You can get it for $770 with...
The Lenovy Y40 is jampacked with premium features not usually seen at its entry price. Compared to others in the 14-inch arena, it also represents a good value for those looking to dip their feet into gaming and save some money while doing so. We liked Th...
Buena relación precio-valor, 256 GB de SSD, diseño esbelto y atractivo, buenos altavoces, Acceso relativamente fácil a todos los componentes, display mate
display muy poco satisfactorio con bajo brillo y contraste, ventilador siempre activo, el intercambio de gráfica no siempre funciona bien, rendimiento reducido en batería, teclado con poca respuesta, sin retroiluminación
Un bon rapport qualité/prix, Présence d'un SSD de 256 Go, Esthétique soignée, tout en finesse, De bons hautparleurs, Composants internes relativement faciles d'accès, Dalle matte...
mais très décevante avec sa faible luminosité et ses faibles contrastes, Ventilateur constamment actif, Système de cartes graphiques commutables pas toujours fiable, Clavier offrant un retour peu clair, Pas de rétroéclairage du clavier, œil
