Lenovo IdeaPad S540 Review | A Slim Laptop That Doesn’t Compromise By News18 Tech

Ultra still nap tubs are beautiful. There is no doubt about that. Have a stillness of bag of sheets put together, you can hook them up and move them along. You can put them in a bag and carry on with your daily life, but ultras on laptops to have a compromise, the ports, or rather the lack of them. These are the compromises that you live with. If you want a sleek and a slim laptop, but do you really need to compromise this Lenovo laptop might just be the antidote for that particular query.

The Lenovo IdeaPad s, 540, is all about blending the best of both worlds: functionality and slimness. What we see at first is the very sophisticated and classy aluminum finish. This is the mineral great color, though, if you prefer Lenovo also has the APIs blue and the copper color options available. It is the same finish on the lid on the keyboard deck the side spines and on the underside. There is just something about the new Lenovo logo style on the lid and near the keyboard.

Whichever side you look at this from this laptop looks very good, not the lightest, though, as it tips the scales at around 1.9 kg, but this is quite easy to carry around nevertheless open the lid on the Lenovo IdeaPad s 540- and this is where the extra real estate that this large 15.6 inch display, who really shows up the keyboard, is nicely spaced out which generously large individual keys, there's also the number pad on the right side, something that a 13-inch laptop usually doesn't have the luxury Fork, add a large touchpad into the mix, and this could just be a great combination for writers. What really stands out is the fingerprint sensor, not many laptops integrate a fingerprint sensor these days, but it is really handy for simple tasks such as unlocking the laptop as you return to your desk to resume work. Thus, Ti zen seamlessly with the windows, hello, sign-in, options ?, it is not just convenient, but the data privacy in the security aspect is undeniable, as well speaking of which this laptop doesn't have the windows' hello face, recognition, compatible camera. That, though, would have been even more convenient. There's this whole debate about whether laptops should have a 1080p screen which is full HD or a 4k display.

Now, there's no doubt about it: that 4k screens look brilliant and the visuals on that. If you have the right protocol change looks great, but look at the trade-offs. You will get worse battery life because there are more pixels to be barred and you, if you're gaming on that particular laptop, you will have to temper down the resolution a little for the gaming hardware to work properly. Now we're back to the 1080p screen. What you get is an ideal balance between visual brilliance and utility.

We are happy. Lenovo has gone with a 1080p screen on this particular idea pack, because it's perfect balance between work and play. Irrespective of what apps you're using both read book write home. Then there is a small matter of the ports, something that Lenovo doesn't want to compromise on the track: 2 USB, 3.1 ports, a USB, type-c port, an SD card reader, a 3.5 mm headphone jack and even an HDMI output. Still laptops usually compromise on these, but not the Lenovo IdeaPad s 514, the specs are no compromise either.

There's the Intel Core i5 processor, paired with 8 gigs of RAM. This combination is more than adequate for use at work at home, rectangles multitasking, very well, a 128gb SSD and a 1tb hard drive are just the right balance of performance and storage space there's also the Nvidia graphics, which adds a dollop of versatility. Battery comes with fast charging to a fully discharged IdeaPad s.540 can be charged up to 80% in about an hour. Lenovo claims of 15-minute rapid charge will offer battery runtime of as much as to us that, combined with great overall battery runtime stats, makes this ideal for travelers too, just to close out a review of the Lenovo IdeaPad S 540 I'm happy to note that the Windows 10 that comes pre-loaded on this machine does not have many third-party apps pre-loaded. That clutter is something that a lot of laptops come with.

Lenovo has managed to streamline its own apps to into something called the Lenovo bandage app, which managers device, driver updates security settings and more when you think of ultra slim laptops chances. Are you probably think of the Apple, MacBook Air or Dell XPS series, or perhaps even the HP, Specter lineup, but remember those ultra slim laptops are a lot more expensive than watching they no work has here. If you don't want to give a one of the organs in your body for your next laptop, this Lenovo IdeaPad s, 540 series could be a very good pick, it's available in 14 and 15 and screen variants with prices starting around 64 thousand rupees. That is the proverbial cherry on the cake.

Source : News18 Tech