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Lenovo Ideapad L340 Gaming (17″) review – a crossbreed between an Ideapad and a Legion

Lenovo Ideapad L340 Gaming (17″) review – a crossbreed between an Ideapad and a Legion

Posted on August 24, 2019 By Jarvis

Another day, another Lenovo Ideapad L340 on board… We promise – this is the last one for now. More specifically, it is the Ideapad L340 Gaming (17″) – the bigger brother of a laptop we showed you yesterday.

As we say that, we really, really hope that the larger device will introduce something better and more compelling than what we saw with the 15-inch version. When you present to the public a laptop that comes in two variants, there are basically two options in front of you. The first one is to make basically the same notebook, slightly enlarged, with the same internal components and a relatively similar price. On the other side, you can go for better cooling, stack more upgradability options inside and strengthen the chassis.
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