Talk:IdeaPad Y series

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Each of the described models had dozens of various modifications with various combinations of CPU, GPU, RAM, HDD and wireless capabilities. It is a misinformation to state that, for example, Y430 simply had an Intel T5800 CPU, since it was only one option out of many. Likewise, Y530 had other GPUs, apart from nVidia 9300M. I'm writing this from one with nVidia 9600M GS, while having seen some with only a built-in Intel graphics solution.