Given an Amazon review, indicate whether it is a 'Positive Review' or 'Negative Review'.
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Question: if you plan on upgrading an older computer to Windows 8, this is a &#34;must have&#34;. And it's a far less expensive option than getting a touch screen monitor.<br /><br />now don't get me wrong, there's a learning curve associated with this but you might as well get over it now, as I feel the venerable mouse has seen its last days.<br /><br />the 650 performs well, supports all those new Windows 8 gestures, has a long battery life, and has a quality finish.

Answer: Positive Review

Question: works great good picture no problems and easy setup

Answer: Positive Review

Question: TL;DR version: Don't buy this. Ever. I'd give it 0 stars if I could. Full review: I needed a laptop because I was starting college, so after days of internet searching my dad and I settled on this laptop. Oh how I wish we hadn't. What seemed good when this was compared to other laptops: - Price (though this was only because it was on sale, as it is now it is DEFINITELY not worth the nearly $700 it's charging) - RAM (I needed at least 6GB to work well with the Adobe programs I use like Photoshop) - Decent hard drive storage - 24 GB solid state drive - i5 core was sufficient power for my needs We were excited for the laptop, but a few months of use have revealed SO many problems. What's wrong: - Internet connection is temperamental. The laptop will say there are no networks available when 10 minutes later it will miraculously find 5. When there are networks detected it will only sometimes connect, other times when it says it's already connected it actually won't be so the page just keeps loading and loading. When it works the speed is average. - Keyboard does have a bit of flex, it was weird at first but not that big a deal. - There's no way this battery is 6 hours. - The laptop does not feel very sturdy. - The touch pad is screwed up. Big time. It'll jump from the top of a 20 page document to the bottom one moment, then make you scroll over and over just to move a few inches down the page. It will keep scrolling when you want it to stop, and has an absolute spazz attack if you have more than one finger resting on it at a time. Sometimes it doesn't respond at all. Seriously an issue. - The biggest problem is that the laptop selectively shuts down. Whether you close the laptop or not, it's always a gamble when you come back to it (be it 5 minutes or 5 hours later) whether or not the laptop has shut down. I learned the hard way to always exit out of documents when I leave my computer--I lost 150 pages of editing when the laptop unexpectedly shut down and corrupted the file to the point it was unrecoverable. I would guess it decides to shut down 1 out of every 5 times. Overall, this laptop is not worth the money, especially when it's listed for nearly $700. Get a different laptop. 12/30/14 UPDATE: I have had this laptop for a little less than a year and a half, and the computer has steadily declined. - Wifi connect is still spotty at best and disconnects frequently, no matter how good the Wifi signal is. - Battery life has reduced to about 2 hours. - Something broke inside the laptop that held the two lower halves together, so when I opened the laptop (lifted the display screen) the lower halves would begin separating. As of now the only thing holding the laptop together is a piece of Avengers duck tape. Literally. - The screen brightness display got offset from the button controls a long time ago, which I didn't care about enough to change, but recently the display has started to dim to black at random times, forcing me to restart the computer if my random pressing of buttons doesn't turn it back on. - The computer now selectively shuts down every other time I leave it.

Answer:
Negative Review