Lenovo IdeaPad U110 is the recently introduced its IdeaPad line of thin models, this notebook uses a 11.1-inch wide-screen design, together with the model is relatively rare in a resolution of 1366 × 768, due to the small screen The design of high-resolution, U110 compared with the actual show delicate at the same time in terms of its appearance on the use of Wancao pattern design, the very elegant.

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Lenovo netbook gets instant fix

 LENOVO has added an ‘e’ to its dinky S10 Ideapad netbook for those of you who just can’t wait to get on t’internet.The company has released the S10e preloaded with a custom version of Splashtop Linux which means you can be online and browsing away to your heart’s content before you can even say World Wide Wibble.

Quickstart, which bypasses Windows XP completely, will allow users to (nearly) instantly get online, fiddle with photos, chat or listen to music. µ

Lenovo's ThinkCentre M58 / M58p desktops keep the green scheme alive

Sheesh — feels like just yesterday Lenovo was sounding the green alarm with its ThinkCentre M57 / M57P desktops, and now we’re faced with the predictably named successors, the M58 / M58p. Hailed as the firm’s “greenest, most secure and most manageable ThinkCentre desktop PC yet,” both machines boast Power Manager, a “ThinkVantage technology that allows PC users to control their electricity consumption remotely. Said inclusion is being made available for the first time ever on a ThinkCentre PC, and the array of password / security features is sure to give you peace of mind while inducing migraine headaches. The new crew is available in three form factors — tower, small form factor (SFF) and ultra small form factor — and includes Intel’s Core 2 Duo chips and a presumably average selection of RAM, HDD and optical drive. Catch all but the USFF rig right now for $499 and $899, respectively.

Lenovo Korea to introduce its new notebook pc 'ThinkPad X200'

Powered by Intel Centrino 2 platform, the ThinkPad adopts Intel P8600(2.4GHz) processor, 2GB of DDR3 memory and 160GB HDD. Coming with 6-cell battery pack, it is available for around 1,700,000(KRW). Continue reading…

Lenovo's IdeaPad S10 gets thoroughly tested on video

Lenovo’s IdeaPad S10 has already started shipping out to those who were sold from the word go, but if you’re still hungry to see how this thing performs, HotHardware has the goods. In a recent video hosted up by the site, we’re shown a hands-on overview of the unit itself, a peek at the innards, a look at multimedia performance and even an energy test. Got five minutes to spare for a netbook you’re seriously considering? Hit the read link and mash play.

Lenovo ThinkPad X200s reviewed: it's worth the splurge

If the X200t is just too convertible-y for you, and the standard X200 just doesn’t last long enough for your 18-hour plane rides, the X200s won’t do you any good either. If you only need 10-hours of juice, however, this unit is just about perfect. The ultraportable does give up some raw horsepower in order to deliver such stunning life, but true road warriors will certainly make the sacrifice. Critics over at Laptop Mag were duly impressed with just about everything the pricey X200s was packing, noting that the keyboard was “excellent,” the design was sturdy and the screen was clean and crisp. Additionally, they found that the power decrease wasn’t too noticeable in real-world use, though they did lament the omission of a WWAN module (agreed!) and webcam. Bottom line? These folks found it well “worth the splurge,” though we’d recommend giving the full spill a read if you’re seriously on the fence.

Colorful! MM sent the first choice, IdeaPad S10 Meitu exposure

 Internet speculation this is the hot topic of comparison, the product small and easy to use, the price is not high from the beginning of August have launched a brand-related products, the Lenovo IdeaPad S10 also recently published a global, but This product is currently not yet in the domestic market from the current understanding of the situation, IdeaPad S10 is looking forward to the very people it ATom Intel architecture, equipped with high-capacity 160GB hard drive, the reference price abroad, is expected this Products in the domestic retail price should be between 3000-4000 yuan, 5 colorful S10 is a good choice to send MM, we have the following to appreciate a beautiful map ads, see in advance. Continue reading…

Lenovo launches ho hum $399 H210 desktop PC

As you very well know, Lenovo’s entirely more associated with rock solid laptops than desktops of any stature, but that’s not stopping the outfit from dishing out a new tower today for under four bills. The H210 sports a glossy black finish, Lenovo’s VeriFace facial recognition technology (which bites, by the way) and a feature dubbed File Management to “save critical data on a special system partition in the event of system failure.” As for specs, you’ll find your choice of Intel’s dual-core E2200 or the Core 2 Duo E7200, between 2GB and 4GB of RAM, 500GB / 640GB hard drive, a dual-layer DVD writer, Intel’s GMA3100 graphics set and a bunch of software you’ll probably find more annoying than useful. It’s available now for those somehow enthused starting at $399.
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You’ve already seen the Lenovo IdeaPad U8 launched, unboxed, and reviewed, and now you can finally buy one for yourself (you live in China, right?).

Lenovo IdeaPad U8 MID now on sale, shipping

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Cloud of Promise - 2008 Olympic Torch by Lenovo

Today the Beijing Organizing Committee for the Games of the XXIX Olympiad (BOCOG) in the presence of the International Olympic Committee, unveiled the Lenovo-designed Beijing 2008 Olympic Torch and announced Lenovo’s role as a Worldwide Partner of the Olympic Torch Relay. Lenovo’s design, the “Cloud of Promise,” was chosen over 300 competitor themes and will be carried by torchbearers around the world in the Olympic Torch Relay preceding the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games.

Since its inception in 1936, the Olympic torch has come to represent the history and culture of its host country and city. Lenovo’s unique approach for the Beijing 2008 Olympic Torch incorporates a sleek and modern design with historical Chinese symbolism. The primary theme of the torch’s artwork is clouds, which are intimately associated with Chinese culture, and are often represented in works of Chinese architecture, drawing and painting, furniture and story-telling.

The torch, fashioned from a polished aluminum-magnesium alloy, measures 720 millimeters x 50 mm x 40 mm (28.35 inches x 1.97 in x 1.56 in) and is exceptionally lightweight at about 1,000 grams (2.21 pounds).

Designer: Lenovo [ Via: Electro Plankton ]

Lenovo Thinkpad X200t Tablet PC

Here is a new tablet PC from Lenovo. The Thinkpad X200t comes in either 12.2 inch WideView MultiTouch LED Backlight or WideView Superbright LED Backlight or WideView Standard WXGA Panel. You can choose between a 1.2GHz Intel Core 2 Duo SU9300, 1.6GHz SL9300 or 1.86GHz SL9400 CPUs. The tablet PC also offers up to 4GB of Memory, a choice of 128GB of SSD or 320GB of 5400rpm HDD or 200GB of 7200rpm HDD. For the connectivity, the X200t supports WiFi, WiMAX (Optional), WWAN (with GPS), Blu-Ray disc Drive, three USB ports and 4 cells or 8 cells battery. The Lenovo Thinkpad X200t will be released in October 2008. No info on pricing so far. [Akihabara]

The New and Improved Ultrathin Lenovo Thinkpad X301

Lenovo have announced an improvement model to their ThinkPad X300. The ThinkPad X301 will be available with Intel Core 2 Duo ULV processors: 1.2GHz U9300 and 1.4GHz U9400 CPUs. The other significant improvement to the ThinkPad X301 is its data storage capacity. While the original X300 offered a 64GB SSD, the X301 offers a choice of either an 80GB or 128GB SSD. The X301 will also have DisplayPort and VGA video ports to support multiple displays. The X300 and the X301 each measure less than 1 inch thick and offer a 13.3-inch LED backlight display, both also offer the option of an ultrathin optical DVD burner that measures only 7 millimeters. The Lenovo X301 is available Aug. 26 for a starting price of $2,599. The 128GB SSD option will be available in September. [eWeek]

The Quad Core Behemoth Lenovo Thinkpad W700

Lenovo’s ThinkPad W700 is the first to market with the Core 2 Extreme Quad Core processor. It features Nvidia’s Quadro FX mobile graphics processor, which has 1GB of dedicated video memory.
It comes with the option of dual hard drives with RAID configurations, up to 8 GB of high speed DDR3 memory and an optional Blu-ray burner/player. It is meant to be a laptop with equivalent power and performance in a mobile workstation. The ThinkPad W700 mobile workstation will be available beginning in September with models starting at $2,978. It is available through Lenovo official retailers. [CrunchGear]