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The 14-inch Lenovo ThinkPad L420 is a "green" small firm notebook that is made out of recycled parts. Our L420 review unit was equipped with an Intel Core i5-2520M dual-core processor?Fujitsu P702 Battery?, but Lenovo is not right now offering that same CPU. Instead, builds are now equipped with one choice, the Intel Core i3-2310M dual-core. The Lenovo ThinkPad L420 is now on sale through CDW for about $745--that's about $230 less than the price of our review unit and $500 less than the MSRP posted on Lenovo's website?Fujitsu P701?Adapter?.

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The ThinkPad business notebooks are almost always known for build quality over design, and this notebook made from recycled parts is no exception?Fujitsu E782 Battery?. In our review of the system we said that the "overall build quality is excellent despite its all-plastic exterior" due to the plastic being thick and durable and because it has a solid-made internal frame. The notebook has a matte finish and the speakers are located on the lid underneath the display?Fujitsu E781 Battery?.

In our review, we said that the upright is likewise a big highlight?Fujitsu E752 Battery?, inadvertently calling it "legendary" because its feel and functionality is arsenic great as all the other ThinkPad keyboards. There is a key placement difference, though, some of the keys you would normally find in the upper-right corner are situated decussate the top column to make room for the touchpad. Speaking of the touchpad, we said it's good too, mostly due to size and the matte surface?Fujitsu T731 Battery?.

The CDW marketing unit comes with Windows 7 Professional, 4GB of RAM, Intel HD Graphics 3000?Fujitsu T731/D Battery?, and a 320GB-capacity hard drive at 7200rpm. We said its overall performance is "more than capable of handling business productivity tasks." Check out our performance and benchmarks page in the review of the Lenovo ThinkPad L420 for more details. By reading our review you can also gain information about battery life, the display, the port selection, and more?Fujitsu T580?Adapter?.

The M17x is now in its third iteration with the R3 edition. Unlike its predecessors, the R3 has a single graphics card; to get a double graphics card setup (AMD CrossFireX or Nvidia SLI)?Fujitsu UH572 Battery?, you need to step up to the monstrous 18.4-inch M18x. Still, the M17x R3 packs serious firepower as configured. Options include the slightly faster i7-2720QM processor (the i7-2630QM is standard), AMD Radeon HD 6970M graphics card with a whopping 2GB of its own memory (a 1GB HD 6870M is standard), the upgraded Intel 6300 AGN wireless card, and the 1.5TB RAID 0 hard drive array?Fujitsu UH552 Battery?.

Alienware notebooks showcase the most unique designs on the market; the M17x R3 is no exception?Fujitsu A552/EW Battery?. Its ultra-modern exterior looks like it was based off of a militia stealth aircraft. The M17x R3 is also available with a red exterior.

Its AlienFX LED light system is seamlessly integrated into the chassis and takes the design to the next level?Fujitsu A572/EW Battery?. The colors of every single light on the notebook, even the caps/number lock indicators, can be customized with a dazzling array of colors. The keyboard is composed of four separate lighting zones. All for even more fun, the lighting can Be set to morph between two different colors or strobe. And of course it can be fully shut off. It's just overly cool?FUJITSU T901 Battery?.

The M17x R3's assemble quality is good though almost exclusively uses plastic; its predecessor made extensive use of aluminum?FUJITSU T901/D Battery?. I miss the metal, especially on the lid backing. Despite this, the M17x R3 uses rather thick plastic that doesn't make a cheap rattling sound once tapped by a fingernail. In general there are very few flexible surfaces on the M17x R3 save for the media controls area above the keyboardFUJITSU T901 PC Battery?.

The lid is well-supported by a strong hinge connecting it to the chassis?FUJITSU BH531?Adapter?. It resists twisting once gripped by the corners though flexes more than the old M17x since it has a plastic backing. On a positive note, the M17x R3 adopts a "soft touch" rubbery surface against nearly all viewable surfaces. It feels great and is easy to clean. The M17x R3 has impressive quality though its predecessor was a few notches more upscale?FUJITSU LH531 Battery?.

While Corel's PDF Fusion can also schedule well at multi-format document conversion?FUJITSU SH531 Battery?, the Windows-based tool truly excels for low-cost creation of personalized documents in PDF, a format easily clear across both PCs and multi-OS smartphones and tablets.

Like older tools you might have used before, Fusion is able to take a document from an app that isn't installed on your PC and turn it into a PDF or some other format -- such as DOC or XPS -- that is easily readable. More remarkably?FUJITSU LH532 Battery?, though, you can also assemble a custom document from docs originally written in twofold formats, add annotations such as highlights and hyperlinks, and past share the reassembled doc in PDF.

More specifically, Fusion is designed to let you read and work with docs from over 100 differing formats?FUJITSU NH751 Battery?, including about 50 different word processors, 20 spreadsheets, eight presentation packages, and dozens of image formats. On the plus side, the supported office productivity packages include versions for both Windows and Mac. Unlike some other conversion tools, however, Merger doesn't stand by eBook student formats, for example.In an initial exploration of PDF Fusion?FUJITSU NH751 NH532 Charger?, I found that it revolves around a few easy-to-use views for document handling and management. Installation, however, wasn't exactly a proverbial snap. After doing two system reboots, I was able to install the software. Yet Windows XP mistakenly sensed the presence of an unsupported printer driver, and delivered an error message warning me direly against using the just installed software?FUJITSU N532 Battery?.

Slightly daunted but forging ahead anyway, I discovered the interface to be intuitive and easy-to-use. You can open up and automatically convert documents through a navigation bar on the right-hand side of the screen. After opening the documents, you can easily toggle between cardinal different views to read and work with them?FUJITSU N532/E Battery?.

In Page View, you can hone in on an individual page, performing tasks such revolving, cropping, and bookmarking. In Flick View, you can flip through the pages in a doc as though they were pages in a book. In Assembly View?FUJITSU E742/E Battery?, on the other hand, you can food a single doc from pages extracted from several documents in multiple formats.

PDF Fusion also contains a separate tool called Batch Converter which can be used for converting either single or multiple files?FUJITSU E752/E Charger?.

In drilling down into Fusion, I focused on a few of the myriad ways in which the software might glucinium used in real life. I came up with four main scenarios:Scenario #1: Minimizing the number of applications installed on your PC?Fujitsu FUTRO MA552 Battery?.

I don't know about you, but I'm kind of leery about installing the full versions of office suites such as Microsoft Office on my PC. All that bloatware can act as a major resource hog?Fujitsu FUTRO MP702 Battery?.

Consequently, I tend to install only Microsoft Word, relying on dedicated readers -- separately downloadable finished Microsoft -- for dealing with the occasional PowerPoint presentation of Excel spreadsheet I might receive in my email.

Theoretically, at least, a document conversion tool such as Fusion should provide a recovered approach, since it avoids the need to download separate readers all for each application. However, although Fusion worked well with other file formats I tried to convert, I ran into some compatibility issues with conversion of Microsoft Office files?Fujitsu A1220 Charger?.

While working within Batch Converter, for example, I received multiple error messages around database compatibility when trying to convert a PowerPoint (PPT) presentation on global warming into PDF. On the other hand, conversion of a chart formatted in Bitmap (BMP) into PDF worked as smooth as glass?Fujitsu A530 Battery?.

However, when I later attempted to convert the same PPT presentation in Assembly View, the conversion went off without a hitch. I was likewise able to convert equal presentation to XPS.

I didn't have quite as much luck in Assembly Attitude with a Word doc from My Documents. In my initial attempt to convert it?ASUS ZenBook UX31 Battery?, I got an error message saying that Fusion was unable to import the doc. A few seconds following, though, Fusion went ahead and converted the doc anyway.

In online forums, some other users have besides pointed to installation problems and difficulties in converting MS Office files. Others, though, have been 100 percent delighted with Fusion's results?ASUS ZenBook UX31A Battery?.

Scenario #2: Giving brand-new life to an aged document.

Once in a while, you'll still come across a document written in a format totally indecipherable to the software applications typically installed next to contemporary PCs?ASUS ZenBook UX31E Battery?.

You might have an old CD or even a floppy disk lying around the house containing potentially useful information that you'd like to access. For instance, maybe your grandfather used a now ancient edition of WordPerfect 30 years ago to write up the family history?ASUS UX31 Ultrabook Battery?.

When I tested opening up a WordPerfect WPS file from Assembly View, the conversion worked out quite successfully. (Somehow I wasn't entirely surprised?ASUS UX31A Ultrabook Battery?, however, since WordPerfect is also a Corel product.)

Although Fusion can go in handy for opening mature docs, you might come in across a better alternative for this task, too. For example, online converters such as Zamzar -- available free of charge -- eliminate the need to download and install extra software to your PC?ASUS UX31E Ultrabook Battery?.

Scenario #3: Sharing a doc between a Windows PC and some other device, owned by you, a friend, or family member.

To see how well Fusion really works at outputting into PDF, I used my chart, newly converted from BMP to PDF, as a starting point?ASUS Eee PC 1225 Charger?.

Following the file conversion, I e-mailed it to myself as an attachment, turned on my Android phone, went back to the mailbox, and opened the PDF attachment on my phone, which had been preinstalled with Acrobat Reader for Android. This all worked like a charm?ASUS Eee PC 1225B Battery?.

Again, though, other tools are available that could give you equivalent or even better results. Unlike PDF converters from Nuance OR Nitro, for example, Fusion can't convert a scanned-in document into a searchable PDF.

Also with regard to cross-platform Dr. sharing, you can't perform the actual doc conversion on Android or any other non-Windows OS, since Fusion runs only on Windows.

Scenario #4: Creating a new PDF doc, or putting your "personal stamp" on AN active one?ASUS Eee PC 1225C Battery?.

In my opinion, this is wherever Fusion really shines. Without investing in the much pricier Adobe Acrobat, you can produce your own custom PDF doc.

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I used Fusion to create a custom PDF document combining the converted PPT presentation on global warming next to my BMP chart?Asus K53JG Battery?, WordPerfect doc, and Corel's own users manual for PDF Fusion (which is written, of course, in PDF). I then annotated my new work of art with sticky-note comments.

Corel PDF Fusion lets you perform lots of different script management tasks within a single environment?Asus K53JN Charger?. You can use Fusion to minimize the number of applications installed on your PC, breathe new life into old documents, share information with non-Windows devices, and even produce custom PDF docs. Installation and file conversion can be erratic, and some other tools might Be better at carrying out some of these individual functions. Still, at $69.99?Asus K53JS Battery?, Fusion can provide great value, depending on your medico management needs. Before purchase the product, though, you should consider installing a free 30-day trial version to address any incompatibility issues that might crop up.

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