The fan is hidden in a corner and is not so easily accessible. The user can access the hard disk and an empty slot for additional RAM. MaintenanceĪfter removing two screws and getting past the clamps, the hardware of the laptop lies exposed. This includes a desktop replacement, which looks similar to Windows 8, a program for power options and connections and a recovery partition on the hard disk. The manufacturer has installed the ThinkVantage packet on the laptop. Multiple Lenovo docks (price: 77 to 208 Euros/~$100 to 270 ) are compatible with the L430.
Lenovo has chosen to be environment-friendly by not including a printed manual. Lenovo packs a quick-start guide alongside the laptop and charger. To secure files on the L430, Lenovo has provided a fingerprint scanner. The connection for the chain can be found near the back on the right side. The laptop offers a Kensington Lock for physical security. However, the automatic volume control will have a hard time keeping up if the user keeps changing his/her position.Ī 1x1 WLAN adapter (wireless speeds up to 72 MB/s) and a Realtek Ethernet Controller (placed on the back) promise stable Internet use. The microphone records sound well, even from afar. Thanks to the face tracking feature, the camera delivers a stable picture. The ThinkVantage Virtual Camera (5 megapixels) is placed above the screen.
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