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Looking to buy Lenovo X1 Carbon or T460s

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  • 26-08-2016 11:07am
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    dejanp
    Registered Users Posts: 20 ✭


    But, before actually buying one or the other, I would like to check them in person.
    Is there a store in Dublin where they have them on display?

    Thanks!


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    For Forks Sake
    Registered Users Posts: 11,520 ✭✭✭✭For Forks Sake


    dejanp wrote: »
    But, before actually buying one or the other, I would like to check them in person.
    Is there a store in Dublin where they have them on display?

    Thanks!

    They're both commercial products, so doubtful you'd find them in a the likes of PC World. Maybe best contact a distributor and see if they have a display at their offices.


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    BionicRasher
    Registered Users Posts: 2,794 ✭✭✭BionicRasher


    T460 has issues with its display panel. Not sure if the S also has the issue but they have stopped supplies for the place I work and are looking for a replacement asap.
    I have the T450 and it's a nice bit of kit. Display is good not great in bright sunlight but it's a sturdy laptop and nice and quick.


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    ondablade
    Registered Users Posts: 38 ✭ondablade


    I've just spent quite a while trying to get a look at business class and higher end notebooks in Dublin with no luck - except for a Toshiba Tecra at Micro pro on Nutley Ave. Seems like we're a one horse town...

    I ended up reluctantly buying from pics and specs on Amazon UK (making sure they were the actual supplier, and not simply fronting for another) so that if the machine wasn't what I hoped that I could rely on being able to return it. Also so that they were the point of contact for warranty matters, on the basis that they ought to have some clout with the manufacturer...

    Service and support are a huge consideration no matter what you buy I think - major variations between manufacturers (I'm getting so fed up talking to mostly couldn't care less and often minimally trained call centre people that don't talk to each other, often don't answer e-mails, don't do what they say/have it misfire, can't be got back to because they are on generic support addresses, and that avoid responsibility/taking on solving problems like the plague) - but few if any have an approved Irish location you can physically drop stuff into.

    It took me a month recently to extract a refund out of our ex Irish based PC manufacturer beginning with D that's moved to India despite it being their mess up - only necessary because despite three days of pleading starting a few hours after the sales guy placed the order based on his giving incorrect information they didn't act to amend it..


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