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>>57137350

yes

it has a classic keyboard

so yes

>>57137350
Maybe for $400 it isn't terrible, I was very disappointed with my W520 though way back when I bought it new.

>hard disk failed after a month (but support was good at least)
>a defect from shitty engineering caused the speaker wires to melt
>retarded speaker mesh attracts all manner of dust that's hard to clean
>absolutely unenjoyable to work on, horrifying internals
>all around shoddy quality of cosmetics, practically melts in your hand after a year of use and looks like utter shit
>unwieldy, wide piece of shit (thanks 16:9)

>>57137489
>""""classic"""" keyboard
This post smells of pretentious hipster.

*20 keyboards were very lackluster, I'd take a newer chiclet with decent travel over those mushy abominations any day.

I'd stay away from laptops desu. I bought a used HP Z220 (i5-3470k, 4gb RAM, 400w psu, and a decent motherboard that isn't searchable even on HP's website.) for $200, and slapped on a GTX 750 ti OC edition for $120 more, and I can run Battlefield 4 on ultra at roughly 80fps. Also bought a RII RM400 keyboard/mouse combo for $25 more, just to keep the Jew mentality going. Overall, best investment for the price by far.

I snagged a HP 8470w for $250 with a similar processor and an m2000. Screen is only 1600x900 though. My advice is to hunt around a bit more. Is that screen worth $150 extra?

I'm not as big a fan of the keyboard on them, but the dell latitudes seem to have the best screen options for that generation of gpu and cpu (you know what I mean).

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>>57137350
It's a good laptop just don't expect to be carrying it around too much.