Lenovo

Lenovo 59422997 B50 15.6-Inch Value Laptop Black

3.2 (24 reviews)

Affordable Performance for Everyday ComputingThe Lenovo B50 offers exceptional value for money, providing the essential features needed for everyday computing tasks. With its Intel processor, HD display, and DVD drive, this 15.6-inch laptop delivers reliable performance and versatility. The Lenov...

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Overview

Affordable Performance for Everyday Computing

The Lenovo B50 offers exceptional value for money, providing the essential features needed for everyday computing tasks. With its Intel processor, HD display, and DVD drive, this 15.6-inch laptop delivers reliable performance and versatility. The Lenovo B50 is a great choice for users seeking an affordable and functional computing solution.

  • Display: 15.6-inch

Key Features

Intel Pentium 3558U 1.7 GHz Processor

4 GB DDR3 RAM

500 GB 5400 rpm Hard Drive

15.6-Inch Screen

Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit, 5-hour battery life

Specifications

Brand
Lenovo
Model
59422997 B50
Screen Size
15.6-Inch
Processor
Intel Pentium 3558U
Processor Speed
1.7 GHz
RAM
4 GB DDR3
Hard Drive
500 GB 5400 rpm
Operating System
Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
Battery Life
5-hour
Color
Black

Frequently Asked Questions

The Intel Pentium 3558U 1.7 GHz Processor can handle modern web browsing and streaming for basic use, though performance might be limited with many tabs open or high-resolution streaming.
The listing specifies 4 GB DDR3 RAM, and while many laptops allow RAM upgrades, the maximum supported amount and available slots for this specific model are not provided.
No, Windows 7 Home Premium is no longer officially supported by Microsoft for security updates, which means using it online carries increased security risks.
A 500 GB 5400 rpm hard drive will provide slower boot times and application loading compared to solid-state drives (SSDs) found in newer laptops.
A 5-hour battery life is relatively short for a laptop, meaning users might need to stay close to a power outlet for extended mobile use throughout the day.