Im considering to buy x301 and checked some x301s on ebay as well to
compare the prices.
While I was searching, I found that some x301s have a different model number which is 2774.
When I configure my system on Lenovo, the model number is 2777.
I wonder if there is any major (or minor) difference btw the two.
Thank you
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allfiredup Notebook Virtuoso
There are pre-configured X301 models that are sold thru various resellers (those have the model number 2774 and 2776, at present). The CTO (configure-to-order) models on Lenovo's website have the 2777 model number. The only difference would be in the options selected (or standard on pre-configured units).
Take a look at a few of the NEW X301 models in the Lenovo Outlet, too!
Here are X301 systems I found- $1887 ($2423 new) & $2041 ($2624 new)
If you are interested in an X300 at all, they have them starting as low as $1064- LINK -
THANK YOU allfiredup!!
Your answer is very helpful. The X301s in the outlet were great.
Just one more question, the x301 Im interested in doesnt have a ultra-thin
dvd-burner(exclusively for x301), so can I purchase the dvd burner separately from Lenovo and install it?
Since I have been looking for the dvd-burner on Lenovo and ebay, but
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You can purchase the dvd drive separately but it would be extremely expensive, after the fact. I would recommend looking for an outlet x301 that has the drive if you really want it.
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Hmmm...it looks like those outlet prices are higher than they were a couple of days ago. I ordered one NEW through cpp for 2000 which was similar in config to the $2041 mentioned above (just without the dvd drive). I then discovered the outlet and ordered the same thing that I had configured for $1,700 which included the dvd drive. So I figured I just saved around $600 going through the outlet store. But the one I ordered for 1700 was just a touch better speced than that one for 2041. Had the Intel 5300 versus the 5100. I'm still waiting for my confirmation email so I'm hoping the specs pan out as ordered.
As a side note. I called Lenovo to cancel the original order on the new one which they said they would try, but I just received the shipping confirmaiton today for it. So I guess if something happens to the outlet deal I still have my new one -
through only ccp or cpp+additional coupon?
As long as I know there's no coupon availabe for x series for now. -
It was straight through cpp, no additional coupons were available. Here are the exact specs. It was 2064 plus I added the 3 year warranty for $95 extra.
Intel Core 2 Duo SU9400(1.4GHz, 3MB L2, 800MHz FSB)
Genuine Windows Vista Home Basic
13.3 WXGA+ TFT (1440x900 LED backlight) 3x3 UltraConnect
Mobile Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator 4500MHD
3 GB PC3-8500 DDR3 SDRAM 1067MHz SODIMM Memory (2 DIMM)
128GB Solid State Drive
Intel WiFi Link 5300 (AGN) with My WiFi Technology
Integrated AT&T Mobile Broadband Card (3G)
ThinkPad X300/X301 Series 3 Cell LiPolymer Battery -
i believe there's is no difference between cpp and normal outlet. they are both the same and priced the same.
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if you can wait a little more time, I think the price will go back to $ 1630 with 2776 L9U, it's a top seller model.
the 2774 is not a topseller and a little more expensive ( I thought)
if you buy it directly from lenovo, get the dvd drive and 6 cells.
6 cells is much better than 3 cell , and only add a few weight and a little height. <- you won't notice too much at all. -
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x301. If you can find a x301 with the same spec you want in the outlet, you got lucky.
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