What are the best laptops in 2015?
Today laptops still enjoy great prominence in society, despite the huge boom experienced in recent times by other replacement devices that seemed to bring out its hegemony. So in this post we will provide you with a list of the best laptops available for this 2015.
In the market there are numerous models of laptops, which can pose a difficulty of knowing where to start selecting. We have chosen three laptops available in 2015 we have included in our list, if you find a list of the best laptop is lacking a lot, you can see a list of the other at http://whatbestlaptop.com/. And we've broken all sorts of information so you can make a good comparison to make to get the best choice.
Specifically, we selected laptops from Lenovo, Asus, Toshiba, Acer, Apple and Dell brands. We are aware that we left in the inkwell typical notebook brands like Sony, Samsung, HP among others. We did not want to make a list disproportionate, and therefore we have included seven laptops that we believed most convenient. Anyway, we are open to any recommendations that, if convincing, would add to the list for the post containing the best information possible. And without further we move on to the assessment of the best laptops of 2015 began.
Lenovo Yoga 3
For several years the major manufacturers already now trying to counteract the downward trend in the notebook market with innovative 2-in-1 devices. A prime example of this relatively young product category is likely to be especially Lenovo Yoga Pro series, which was extended at the end of last year with a new model. The Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro was able to impress when compared to its predecessor with an even lower weight and an extremely thin case, however, for coming so far to use Core i processors have been replaced with a new Intel Core SoC M series. As this suggests the Convertible of the Chinese and the impression left by the device with me I want you to explain in more detail in the following review.
Is the Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro delivered in an elegant box that lifts against the unit to the buyer when opening slightly, but it does not contain too much. Thus, apart from the quite compact failing power supply no accessories included, so you have to buy any adapters or cases separately. Taking the Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro for the first time in the hand, one is immediately apparent how thin and light the Convertible was built. Weighing in at just 1.19 kg, the Ultrabook below provides just about all competing products, making it highly suitable for mobile use.
Thanks to the aluminum cover makes the Yoga 3 Pro also has a good impression from the outside, which is not reduced by the choice of material in the unfolded state. To receive one of the keyboard area with a well-feeling soft-touch finish and the large hinge, which consists of 813 individual aluminum and steel elements, ensures a unique appearance. In terms of processing only due to the thin design is not just stable crafted aluminum cover could stand out negatively, as it is not too rigid. However, this fact is likely to have to take all ultrabooks with a thickness of less than 15 millimeters in purchasing.
Like its predecessors, has also the Lenovo Yoga Pro 3 on a 13.3-inch touch display, which dissolves surprisingly high with 3,200 x 1,800 pixels. Owed the touchscreen is a brilliant IPS panel, which can become an ordeal even at low sunlight working. Annoying reflections are the Yoga 3 per order of the day and even turning up the brightness can this problem advancing no latch. Positive is then against the accurate color reproduction that can be a real feast for the eyes, the display in combination with the high resolution. Even during use as a Tablet individual pixels were barely visible and the colors shown also worked from her viewing angles always genuine.
The just mentioned resolution but just in the use of Windows that do not occur for the first time scaling problems. Although the use of standard applications and surfing the net without any problems, some programs make a here but lack of compatibility a spanner in the works. Elements are displayed too small on the 13.3-inch display, so that the operation is barely possible - a substantial improvement are allowed here only with the appearing in the third quarter received Windows 10 collection.
Kamen in the previous devices of the series still mobile offshoot of Core i5 and i7 series used tinkers in Yoga 3 Pro for the first time an Intel Core M, which will be characterized primarily by its low energy consumption. Only 4.5 watts of the SoC, according to the California manufacturer, so theoretically a fanless cooling would be possible - but this is not the case with yoga 3 Pro. A separate fan to the CPU protect against high temperatures, which did not really work due to the extremely narrow housing. Almost permanently hear the, admittedly rather quiet, fan, but already starts with the use of the browser - opened two tabs and zack it is there, the gentle sound to which an owner of Yoga should accustom 3 Pro as soon as possible. Nevertheless, much of the waste heat is carried off by the rather warm expectant housing and challenging tasks make early that the core M is throttled to 0.8 GHz, which is equal to lead us to the next point.
Although I approached the test in terms of performance with no too high expectations, me the power of Yoga has gutted 3 Pro. The dinuclear core M has to keep in cooperation with 8 GB of memory noticeably problems the system on their toes, which should not happen in a roughly $1,400 notebook. Everyday tasks such as surfing the Internet provide for the Convertible from 8-10 open tabs is a challenge and also YouTube videos ran only constant liquid in 1080p. Considering then again the fact that the pre-installed Lenovo Bloatware temporarily ensures system load factor of 50 percent, the Yoga is available 3 Pro only when the 10-20 programs once carefully uninstalled and the system has relaunched. More demanding tasks such as editing video or photos should also not even pull the device into consideration - the chances of success are likely to be equal to zero here.
Expectations of an Ultrabook with prices starting at $1.000 are high, errors thus fall relatively strong here the weight - and this has the Lenovo Yoga 3 per some. Starting with the weak Intel Core M SoC and the pre-installed, power-guzzling bloatware, it continues with the fairly short battery life and the highly reflective display. Positive to mention is by contrast the quality of the installed panels, the powerful processing, further super converted Yoga concept and the thinness and the little weight.
Since positive and negative points are virtually on par, should the Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro is only suitable for those who are looking for an ultra-portable convertible and not this place great emphasis on performance. The price of not less than $1.000 is unfortunately scheduled due to the built-in Intel Core M in my opinion too high, even though the yoga concept has great advantages in the application with them. Personally, I would want from Lenovo that you either return switches the successor back to the Core i series or at least fanless operation allows - Apple's upcoming MacBook is expected to sell at a similar price without Convertible function yes despite Intel Core M good.
Asus Transformer Book Chi T300
The Asus Transformer Book Chi T300 is the new proposal of the Taiwanese company for the field of hybrids. A team of 12.5 inches which allows unhook the keyboard panel for use as a traditional tablet. Among the main arguments we have a very thin design of 1.6 centimeters (when we use it as a portable), the choice of a wide screen resolution of 2,560 x 1,440 pixels, or one of the latest Intel Core processors M Broadwell generation . At the moment we do not know the price or release date of this model in Spain, but if we trust the prices that hit the United States Chi Asus Transformer Book T300 should be around $700 in its most basic version. We tell you the details.
So far, Asus has just given us a sample of what you can offer the Transfomer Book Chi T300. This convertible notebook uses a hook for attaching the panel area and keyboard, so you can unhook the upper zone at any time and use it as a tablet. In fact, one of the main news that brings this team is a very thin and slim design. And the tablet only has a thickness of 7.6 mm and a weight of 720 grams (its full dimensions are 317.8 x 191.6 x 7.6 mm). Meanwhile, the keyboard dock with thickness up to 8.9 mm and has an almost identical weight of 725 grams.
In total, if we use the Asus Transformer Book T300 Chi format size traditional notebook rise up to 317.8 x 191.6 x 16.5 cm and its weight is placed on the 1.4 kilos. Very competitive measures to promote transport and use anywhere. Of course, we still need to know a crucial laptops such as the appearance of autonomy.
What we do know is that the Transformer Book T300 Chi will use one of the new Intel Core generation M of Broadwell. Specifically, in the basic version M5Y10 an Intel Core dual-core chip with a maximum power of 2 GHz (via Turbo Boost) and the ability to work as if we have four physical cores is integrated. In the more advanced version we will have an Intel Core M5Y71 also dual-core chip and with a maximum power of 2.9 GHz. These chips are combined with a RAM of 4 GB or 8 GB.
The Asus Transformer Book T300 Chi advocates a 12.5-inch touch screen that can have a Full HD resolution of 1,920 x 1,080 pixels or magnified resolution of 2,560 x 1,440 pixels to enjoy greater detail in the contents. As for storage, this team has the option of integrating 64 GB or 128 GB iSSD format in the same format. The set comes complete with a 2-megapixel webcam. Currently there are no official data on the departure of the Asus Transformer Book T300 Chi. If we consider prices in the United States, its basic configuration would amount to about $700 and the most powerful version would be around $800.
Lenovo ThinkPad X250
The almost legendary ThinkPad series gets to the X250 a new offshoot donated (as reported), which it has in itself again. It comes with a 12.5-inch touch screen, which can be had depending on the version with 1366 x 768 pixels or with Full HD resolution.
For operating the recent Intel makes Core i generation, depending on the version up to Core i7 up enough, you can also decide you for up to 8GB of RAM and up to 512 SSD, and it also a hybrid HDD option are up to 1TB. Lenovo has with this fine piece of technology to the business sector in view, so that you shall not be surprised you that the fun starts only at 1150 Euro.
Features such as a Kensington lock, a VGA port, Ethernet port, a 4-in-1 SD card reader, two USB 3.0 ports and a Mini DisplayPort prove the high standard of the Chinese people and demonstrate that they are serious, when you address the X250 to business customers.
And here we come. We have made a small list of three of the best laptops we find in the market this year 2015. Obviously, the list could have been much longer, what you need to do is follow this link http://whatbestlaptop.com/. Anyway, you can use the comments to let us know your opinions about whether you think there is a laptop that should be in the list.
In the market there are numerous models of laptops, which can pose a difficulty of knowing where to start selecting. We have chosen three laptops available in 2015 we have included in our list, if you find a list of the best laptop is lacking a lot, you can see a list of the other at http://whatbestlaptop.com/. And we've broken all sorts of information so you can make a good comparison to make to get the best choice.
Specifically, we selected laptops from Lenovo, Asus, Toshiba, Acer, Apple and Dell brands. We are aware that we left in the inkwell typical notebook brands like Sony, Samsung, HP among others. We did not want to make a list disproportionate, and therefore we have included seven laptops that we believed most convenient. Anyway, we are open to any recommendations that, if convincing, would add to the list for the post containing the best information possible. And without further we move on to the assessment of the best laptops of 2015 began.
Lenovo Yoga 3
For several years the major manufacturers already now trying to counteract the downward trend in the notebook market with innovative 2-in-1 devices. A prime example of this relatively young product category is likely to be especially Lenovo Yoga Pro series, which was extended at the end of last year with a new model. The Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro was able to impress when compared to its predecessor with an even lower weight and an extremely thin case, however, for coming so far to use Core i processors have been replaced with a new Intel Core SoC M series. As this suggests the Convertible of the Chinese and the impression left by the device with me I want you to explain in more detail in the following review.
Is the Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro delivered in an elegant box that lifts against the unit to the buyer when opening slightly, but it does not contain too much. Thus, apart from the quite compact failing power supply no accessories included, so you have to buy any adapters or cases separately. Taking the Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro for the first time in the hand, one is immediately apparent how thin and light the Convertible was built. Weighing in at just 1.19 kg, the Ultrabook below provides just about all competing products, making it highly suitable for mobile use.
Thanks to the aluminum cover makes the Yoga 3 Pro also has a good impression from the outside, which is not reduced by the choice of material in the unfolded state. To receive one of the keyboard area with a well-feeling soft-touch finish and the large hinge, which consists of 813 individual aluminum and steel elements, ensures a unique appearance. In terms of processing only due to the thin design is not just stable crafted aluminum cover could stand out negatively, as it is not too rigid. However, this fact is likely to have to take all ultrabooks with a thickness of less than 15 millimeters in purchasing.
Like its predecessors, has also the Lenovo Yoga Pro 3 on a 13.3-inch touch display, which dissolves surprisingly high with 3,200 x 1,800 pixels. Owed the touchscreen is a brilliant IPS panel, which can become an ordeal even at low sunlight working. Annoying reflections are the Yoga 3 per order of the day and even turning up the brightness can this problem advancing no latch. Positive is then against the accurate color reproduction that can be a real feast for the eyes, the display in combination with the high resolution. Even during use as a Tablet individual pixels were barely visible and the colors shown also worked from her viewing angles always genuine.
The just mentioned resolution but just in the use of Windows that do not occur for the first time scaling problems. Although the use of standard applications and surfing the net without any problems, some programs make a here but lack of compatibility a spanner in the works. Elements are displayed too small on the 13.3-inch display, so that the operation is barely possible - a substantial improvement are allowed here only with the appearing in the third quarter received Windows 10 collection.
Kamen in the previous devices of the series still mobile offshoot of Core i5 and i7 series used tinkers in Yoga 3 Pro for the first time an Intel Core M, which will be characterized primarily by its low energy consumption. Only 4.5 watts of the SoC, according to the California manufacturer, so theoretically a fanless cooling would be possible - but this is not the case with yoga 3 Pro. A separate fan to the CPU protect against high temperatures, which did not really work due to the extremely narrow housing. Almost permanently hear the, admittedly rather quiet, fan, but already starts with the use of the browser - opened two tabs and zack it is there, the gentle sound to which an owner of Yoga should accustom 3 Pro as soon as possible. Nevertheless, much of the waste heat is carried off by the rather warm expectant housing and challenging tasks make early that the core M is throttled to 0.8 GHz, which is equal to lead us to the next point.
Although I approached the test in terms of performance with no too high expectations, me the power of Yoga has gutted 3 Pro. The dinuclear core M has to keep in cooperation with 8 GB of memory noticeably problems the system on their toes, which should not happen in a roughly $1,400 notebook. Everyday tasks such as surfing the Internet provide for the Convertible from 8-10 open tabs is a challenge and also YouTube videos ran only constant liquid in 1080p. Considering then again the fact that the pre-installed Lenovo Bloatware temporarily ensures system load factor of 50 percent, the Yoga is available 3 Pro only when the 10-20 programs once carefully uninstalled and the system has relaunched. More demanding tasks such as editing video or photos should also not even pull the device into consideration - the chances of success are likely to be equal to zero here.
Expectations of an Ultrabook with prices starting at $1.000 are high, errors thus fall relatively strong here the weight - and this has the Lenovo Yoga 3 per some. Starting with the weak Intel Core M SoC and the pre-installed, power-guzzling bloatware, it continues with the fairly short battery life and the highly reflective display. Positive to mention is by contrast the quality of the installed panels, the powerful processing, further super converted Yoga concept and the thinness and the little weight.
Since positive and negative points are virtually on par, should the Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro is only suitable for those who are looking for an ultra-portable convertible and not this place great emphasis on performance. The price of not less than $1.000 is unfortunately scheduled due to the built-in Intel Core M in my opinion too high, even though the yoga concept has great advantages in the application with them. Personally, I would want from Lenovo that you either return switches the successor back to the Core i series or at least fanless operation allows - Apple's upcoming MacBook is expected to sell at a similar price without Convertible function yes despite Intel Core M good.
Asus Transformer Book Chi T300
The Asus Transformer Book Chi T300 is the new proposal of the Taiwanese company for the field of hybrids. A team of 12.5 inches which allows unhook the keyboard panel for use as a traditional tablet. Among the main arguments we have a very thin design of 1.6 centimeters (when we use it as a portable), the choice of a wide screen resolution of 2,560 x 1,440 pixels, or one of the latest Intel Core processors M Broadwell generation . At the moment we do not know the price or release date of this model in Spain, but if we trust the prices that hit the United States Chi Asus Transformer Book T300 should be around $700 in its most basic version. We tell you the details.
So far, Asus has just given us a sample of what you can offer the Transfomer Book Chi T300. This convertible notebook uses a hook for attaching the panel area and keyboard, so you can unhook the upper zone at any time and use it as a tablet. In fact, one of the main news that brings this team is a very thin and slim design. And the tablet only has a thickness of 7.6 mm and a weight of 720 grams (its full dimensions are 317.8 x 191.6 x 7.6 mm). Meanwhile, the keyboard dock with thickness up to 8.9 mm and has an almost identical weight of 725 grams.
In total, if we use the Asus Transformer Book T300 Chi format size traditional notebook rise up to 317.8 x 191.6 x 16.5 cm and its weight is placed on the 1.4 kilos. Very competitive measures to promote transport and use anywhere. Of course, we still need to know a crucial laptops such as the appearance of autonomy.
What we do know is that the Transformer Book T300 Chi will use one of the new Intel Core generation M of Broadwell. Specifically, in the basic version M5Y10 an Intel Core dual-core chip with a maximum power of 2 GHz (via Turbo Boost) and the ability to work as if we have four physical cores is integrated. In the more advanced version we will have an Intel Core M5Y71 also dual-core chip and with a maximum power of 2.9 GHz. These chips are combined with a RAM of 4 GB or 8 GB.
The Asus Transformer Book T300 Chi advocates a 12.5-inch touch screen that can have a Full HD resolution of 1,920 x 1,080 pixels or magnified resolution of 2,560 x 1,440 pixels to enjoy greater detail in the contents. As for storage, this team has the option of integrating 64 GB or 128 GB iSSD format in the same format. The set comes complete with a 2-megapixel webcam. Currently there are no official data on the departure of the Asus Transformer Book T300 Chi. If we consider prices in the United States, its basic configuration would amount to about $700 and the most powerful version would be around $800.
Lenovo ThinkPad X250
The almost legendary ThinkPad series gets to the X250 a new offshoot donated (as reported), which it has in itself again. It comes with a 12.5-inch touch screen, which can be had depending on the version with 1366 x 768 pixels or with Full HD resolution.
For operating the recent Intel makes Core i generation, depending on the version up to Core i7 up enough, you can also decide you for up to 8GB of RAM and up to 512 SSD, and it also a hybrid HDD option are up to 1TB. Lenovo has with this fine piece of technology to the business sector in view, so that you shall not be surprised you that the fun starts only at 1150 Euro.
Features such as a Kensington lock, a VGA port, Ethernet port, a 4-in-1 SD card reader, two USB 3.0 ports and a Mini DisplayPort prove the high standard of the Chinese people and demonstrate that they are serious, when you address the X250 to business customers.
And here we come. We have made a small list of three of the best laptops we find in the market this year 2015. Obviously, the list could have been much longer, what you need to do is follow this link http://whatbestlaptop.com/. Anyway, you can use the comments to let us know your opinions about whether you think there is a laptop that should be in the list.
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