What are the differences, advantages and disadvantages between super notebooks and standard notebooks?

1, generally more than 8000, is now a better ultrabook. Here is the price as a reference standard. Lenovo YOGA 3 Pro-I5Y70 is selected for ultrabooks, and Lenovo Y50-70AM-ISE is selected for ordinary notebooks, both of which are 8400.

2. Ultrabook:

Advantages: Compared with ordinary notebooks, ultrabooks are thinner, more fashionable and more beautiful (1. 19Kg, size 330mm×228mm× 12.8mm), faster in response (only need 10s for startup) and longer in battery life (.

Disadvantages: poor performance. The CPU is Intel Core M 5Y70( 1. 1GHz, dual-core and four-thread, with 4 MB of L3 cache)+256g SSD+4g memory+Intel HD graphics card 5300 (Intel entry-level Core graphics card).

Ordinary notebook:

Advantages: Strong enough performance. The CPU is Intel Core i7 47 10HQ(2.5GHz, four cores and eight threads, 6 MB L3 cache)+1TB mechanical hard disk +8G memory +NVIDIA GeForce GTX 860M (performance graphics card, plus entry-level nuclear display Intel HD graphics card 4600);

Disadvantages: generally, it is bulky and unsightly (2.399Kg, size 387mm×263.4mm×23.8mm). Due to the use of mechanical hard disk, the response speed is slow (starting for 30 seconds) and the battery life is only about 5 hours. It is precisely because of its strong performance that the problem of heat dissipation follows. Generally use radiators.

From the advantages and disadvantages of the above two kinds of notebooks, we can clearly see the difference. If you buy a computer that tends to play games or needs to draw pictures frequently, you'd better buy an ordinary notebook with stronger performance to achieve satisfactory results. If it's just an ordinary office, with high endurance requirements and sufficient budget, you can consider buying an ultrabook. In short, buying a computer should be based on your own needs, and the right one is the best.