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Internal memory: 4 GB, Internal memory type: DDR3-SDRAM. Total storage capacity: 524 GB, Storage media: Hybrid-HDD. On-board graphics card model: Intel® HD Graphics 4000. Operating system installed: Windows 8. Product colour: Graphite, Grey. Weight: 1.7 kg https://www.techradar.com/reviews/pc-mac/laptops-portable-pcs/laptops-and-netbooks/lenovo-ideapad-u310-1125210/review Since the introduction of Ultrabooks, Lenovo has been at the forefront of thin and light machines. We've seen it do well at both ends of the pricing scale with the Lenovo U410 and ThinkPad X1 Carbon , but those are both 14-inch machines. The IdeaPad U310 ... Snappy waking from sleep, Looks great, Decent range of ports, Good keyboard Not a great screen, Battery life a bit low, Stupid single, finger gestures, Flex in body Compared to the laptops you'll find it next to in a PC shop, it may be that the fun looks are all that can make the Lenovo IdeaPad U310 stand out. It's not any worse than its low-priced Ultrabook peers, and the keyboard is good for those who want to do a... https://hexus.net/tech/reviews/laptop/46429-lenovo-ideapad-u310/ Ultrabooks may have started life as expensive showpieces for Intel's much-vaunted form factor, but it was only a matter of... Looks fantastic, Good build quality, Great keyboard, Feels fast and responsive Weak 1,366x768 display, Poor wireless performance, Constant fan noise https://www.expertreviews.co.uk/laptops/52100/lenovo-ideapad-u310-review Rather than use the same wedge-shaped chassis many other manufacturers have opted for with their Ultrabooks, the Lenovo U310 is just 18mm thick all the way through, rather than tapering to a point. This makes room for extra ports, including an Ethernet... An everyman’s 13.3in Ultrabook, with a great price to boot ... After starting out with only high-end models, laptop brands are finally launching some affordable ultrabooks. Last week we reviewed HP's version, and today it's the Lenovo IdeaPad U310, starting at... Lenovo is launching a new 13.3-inch ultrabook that wi Fast startup and shutdown, Battery life: 4 hrs 47 min, Quiet, Standard connectivity The speakers need serious revision, Glossy screen with a mediocre image, Low gaming capabilities, Soso finishing The IdeaPad U310's mediocre screen automatically limits its overall score to 3 stars. But it has other problems, too: poor speakers, very low processing power and issues with the finishing. In the same price range, the Sony Vaio T13 is a better deal.... https://www.umpcportal.com/2012/09/lenovo-ideapad-u310-ultrabook-review/ Lenovo's IdeaPad U310 is the comany's first stab at a second generation Ivy Bridge Ultrabook. Not quite a direct refresh of the premium-positioned Lenovo U300S , the U310 is a budget/value option which sticks with a Core i5 processor, integrated graphics,... https://www.ultrabookreview.com/1672-lenovo-ideapad-u310-review/ We're taking a look in this post at the Lenovo IdeaPad U310, one of the most affordable ultrabooks on the market.... good looking, sturdy, excellent keyboard and trackpad, good performances, decent speakers, runs fairly cool and quiet, good price the screen is quite poor, subpar battery life, heavier than most competitors, some units have wireless issues (which can be fixed though) With the IdeaPad U310, Lenovo shows that budget ultrabooks are not a myth and good 13.3 inch ultra-portable laptops cab be bought for about $700. Of course, the U310 still has its issues, but the overall package is good enough to make it my favorite cheap... https://www.trustedreviews.com/reviews/lenovo-ideapad-u310 While we were reasonably happy with Lenovo's first attempt at an Ultrabook, the Lenovo IdeaPad U300s , it wasn't one of the cheaper ultraportable laptops on the market, and considering it had a few issues, it wasn't one we would recommend saving up for af... Decent screen, Above average typing experience, Colourful, Affordable Doesn't excel, Keyboard flex, On the heavy side The Lenovo IdeaPad U310 is far from an ideal Ultrabook, but in most cases it's good enough. Taking its relatively affordable price into account, this makes it worth considering if you're after a fairly stylish 13-inch ultraportable. However, its weight st... If the Lenovo IdeaPad U410, which we reviewed earlier this week , is too large and heavy for you but you like it otherwise, then Lenovo has the perfect solution for you in the form of the IdeaPad U310. It has a smaller 13-inch screen and a lower price o... The Lenovo IdeaPad U310 doesn't really impress with its specifications. The performance is generally reasonable, but this Ultrabook is more focused on its unique look. If you're looking for a compact laptop in the colours blue or pink in combination wit... The Lenovo IdeaPad U310 updates Lenovo's consumer ultrabook line with Intel's third-generation processors and a splash of colour. Lenovo has a well-earned reputation for quality products – and sometimes premium pricing – but the IdeaPad U310 offers a soli... Intel thirdgen Core i5 processor, Comfortable keyboard and mouse, 500GB of storage coupled with SSD cache, Easy on the wallet Disappointingly quiet audio, Batterylife is decent, but not great In the past, Lenovo's ultrabook products were designed to compete on quality rather than price, but the IdeaPad U310 brings all of the quality without the inflated price tag, offering a solid ultrabook competitor for considerably less than premium compe... The Lenovo IdeaPad U310 isn't the sexiest, sleekest Ultrabook out there, nor is it the most feature-packed laptop. But it does come closer to what we expect an Ultrabook to be: attractive, light, and less than £600 (from John Lewis). Find out more from... Lenovo's IdeaPad U310 isn't the best Ultrabook we've seen: It isn't the lightest or the thinnest, it doesn't have the biggest screen or the best battery life, and its copycat MacBook Pro style doesn't make it the most attractive (though I suppose that'...