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Lenovo LaVie Z series review: super light, super compromised

Lenovo LaVie Z series review: super light, super compromised

Posted on July 9, 2015August 13, 2019 By Jarvis

The Lenovo LaVie Z series is a winner. Or at least it was before I tested one for this review. The HZ550, as it was originally called, captured our attention at CES for being the lightest-ever 13-inch laptop: just 1.7 pounds. Its sibling, the touchscreen HZ750, wasn’t much heavier at 2.04 pounds.

In either case, Lenovo promised surprisingly robust performance, with the help of full-fledged Intel Core CPUs (i.e., not the sort of watered-down chips we typically see in thin-and-light machines). The combination of portability and processing clout was enough to win the LaVie series a Best of CES Award in the PC category, beating out some stiff competition. While I don’t regret my decision — the LaVie was, after all, one of the more memorable products we saw at CES — I don’t think you should actually spend $1,399-plus on it. Here’s why.
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