Good to see this thread finally
I'm really loving my Y2P. I got a samsung ativ book 7 a few days prior to making the switch to the Y2P and got a chance to compare them side by side. Comparing the displays is absolutely no contest. The Y2P display is just gorgeous, despite the overstated color inaccuracies everyone's buzzing about. It's super sharp and super bright pictures and movies look incredible. I don't want to start the yellow discussion here already but it doesn't concern me in the least. It would if it affected skin tone or the overall experience of the display but it really doesn't. So while lenovo irons out the issues with yellow i'm happy to be an owner of the y2p. After using the Y2P for a few days i can't even pretend like the 1080p screen on the samsung satisfies me.
I got the i7 256GB model from best buy for $1200 which is an absolute steal. The 4th gen i7 leagues ahead of the i5 3337u on the samsung ab7. Not quite the difference in power consumption i expected between the haswell i7 and the sandybridge i5, but with the performance boost taken into account battery life is about the same. I was a little concerned about the single RAM stick vs the dual in the samsung as i haven't gotten into any performance demanding tasks yet. The processor upgrade more than makes up for it but we'll see when i start running a VM. Hard drive is very spacious i would of been more than happy with a 128GB. When it dies i'll probably opt for a 128gb replacement unless prices change by then.
Comparisons aside this is a hell of a machine for the price and i'm very happy with it. Build quality is great, it's super light almost half a pound lighter than the samsung ab7. Track pad and keyboard are great. Speakers are pretty great, though the samsung had better ones, sound quality is still above average.
I don't see any other devices that give the Y2P a run for their money in this price range. I was looking into the sony flip series but the higher res 1620p is only available in the 15", and with an i7 starts at $1700 and that doesn't even include a SSD.
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