03-19-2012 10:23 AM
Looking into purchasing one of these laptops, can someone please explain the difference between a lenovo b570 and a g570? Thanks.
Jeff
03-20-2012 02:58 PM
I'm just a Lenovo 3000 series user, no expert. My wife has a G575 and I have a B575. The 5 suffex just means the machines have AMD Vision processors. I believe G570's and B570's have intel processors. I kind of like the B series better because it adds a fingerprint reader, HDMI port and one of the four USB 2 ports is a combo ESATA/USB port. It also has a different type of screen hinge that extends to the end of the unit that seems a bit more stable. The touch pad on the B series is also a little bit larger. The deck of the B series has less rounded edges though, and is not quite as comfortable as the G series if you rest your wrists there while you are typing. I personally don't find this to be a problem. Both machines are great though, and we haven't had any problems at all. They have fantastic keyboards ( both models seem to have the same keyboard ) and are a heck of a bang for the buck......Good luck with your decision..........
04-09-2012 07:03 AM
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08-10-2012 10:12 AM
I have a G570, whats the difference between this and a B570?
thanks
08-10-2012 08:28 PM
Well if you are planning on buy it , be vary careful
I owned G570 for a year+ now here is my 2 cent on it
Hardware:
Pros
I like it cause it's KINDa aluminum casing
Keyboard feels good
Main part it's an Intel board w/Intel video chip
Cons
Mouse pad is not as responsive / sensitive as other brands
after about 5-6 months I encountered dead pixels and bad camera (took me 1 week to prove it wasn't my fault)
Hard driver start failing after about 9-10 months
Usb port near a power plug is glitching
Face recognition only works from 8am-4:30pm(**bleep** still can't understand that part)
As been mentioned by other user Xxx5 means it's an AMD
The reason I don't go that route cause I had AMD and every one I had has either burned a GPU or pathways on mobo or.......
Also if you have AMD Some OS are not as responsive in Virtual Environment
So I went with Intel for that reason and the other SOMEWHAT true reason Intel resell value is much better
Software:
Once again Plan a head before you buy it
I bought it with Win 7 Home Pre then upgraded to Pro which cause my ons
other then upgrades that cause warranty becoming void
You must understand that it's a software and it can always be excluded changed installed or uninstalled
08-12-2012 10:08 AM
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