Lenovo Official Link: https://psref.lenovo.co
The Type-C Port is a full functional Thunderbolt 4 port supporting Data, Charging and DisplayPort 1.4
To receive a $300 Costco Shop Card, your old laptop must follow the Trade-in Criteria below:
Working laptop (2-in-1, convertible, detachable) (desktop PCs excluded)
No more than 7 years old
Must power on
Undamaged (reasonable wear and tear accepted)
Complete with power cord
All data and information deleted from the laptop
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Not sure how old your Trade-in device is or what processor it has? We have some handy tips to help you find this information below. Simply select your Trade-in device's operating system and follow the steps:
Windows Laptop
If your Trade-in unit is a Windows Laptop, follow these steps:
Press the Windows key on your keyboard
Start typing System
Select System Information.
Here you will see the BIOS date, which shows the age of your laptop, as well as the Processor.
If the Windows key is not available on your keyboard, simply right-click the Windows icon located on the bottom-left corner of your screen using your mouse and choose System
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FWIW...I bought overpriced accident/damage protection warranties from the manufacturers before my 1 year original warranty was up, and used that to fix the hinge and immediately sold them after and replaced with laptops that didn't have the issue. Manufacturers (particularly Dell and Lenovo, even bought through Costco) will NOT honor a warranty repair for hinge issues, always claiming it as accident damage and not a manufacturer defect.
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Under this Promotion a 'Trade-In Device', is any device that meets the below criteria in full ("Trade-In Criteria"). For the avoidance of doubt, any devices that only partly meet such criteria shall not be considered a Trade-In Device in any instance.
A laptop (specifically excluding desktops, but including 2 in 1, convertible or detachable devices).
In full working condition, with reasonable wear and tear accepted. The device must power on fully into the applicable operating system and include the relevant power cord.
No older than seven (7) years old, as calculated from the relevant manufacturer ID.
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https://costcotradein.c
Not sure how old your Trade-in device is or what processor it has? We have some handy tips to help you find this information below. Simply select your Trade-in device's operating system and follow the steps:
Windows Laptop
If your Trade-in unit is a Windows Laptop, follow these steps:
Press the Windows key on your keyboard
Start typing System
Select System Information.
Here you will see the BIOS date, which shows the age of your laptop, as well as the Processor.
If the Windows key is not available on your keyboard, simply right-click the Windows icon located on the bottom-left corner of your screen using your mouse and choose System
Dammit- I have a Lenovo flex 5 with a broken hinge that is pretty common - it's not my fault it broke.
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https://costcotradein.c
Not sure how old your Trade-in device is or what processor it has? We have some handy tips to help you find this information below. Simply select your Trade-in device's operating system and follow the steps:
Windows Laptop
If your Trade-in unit is a Windows Laptop, follow these steps:
Press the Windows key on your keyboard
Start typing System
Select System Information.
Here you will see the BIOS date, which shows the age of your laptop, as well as the Processor.
If the Windows key is not available on your keyboard, simply right-click the Windows icon located on the bottom-left corner of your screen using your mouse and choose System
Do you think this would be a reasonable upgrade from a Surface Pro 6? I use it mainly for on the go use of Photoshop, Affinity Publisher, and other general use.
EDIT: Seems like it does
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1x USB 3.2 Gen 1
1x USB 3.2 Gen 1 (Always On)
1x USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 / Thunderbolt 4 (support data transfer, Power Delivery 3.0, and DisplayPort 1.4a)
1x HDMI 1.4b
1x Card reader
1x Headphone / microphone combo jack (3.5mm)
1x Power connector
Now I wonder if the screen is 90Hz like the Asus Vivobooks/Zenbooks or higher
Do you think this would be a reasonable upgrade from a Surface Pro 6? I use it mainly for on the go use of Photoshop, Affinity Publisher, and other general use.
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