Interesting. Some chatter this morning that Lenovo might be going a bit against the grain when it comes to Netbook screen size and prepping a 12 inch version called the S20. According to DigiTimes the S20 would feature the Intel Atom N280 chipset and speculation is that it will follow the same design of the [...]
When I met with Lenovo yesterday, they showed off their new 6 cell battery for their S10e Netbook. The S10e is targeted to the education and government, and can only be ordered by contacting a sales rep at Lenovo. The model number is 4187-3AU and comes with the following configuration: Intel Atom N270, 1.6 ghz [...]
I just finished a meeting with Lenovo, and they demoed the new instant boot feature of the S10 Netbook. It is running the Splashtop OS, whom we also plan to meet with this week. Watch the video above. I also ask the S10 product manager about needed improvements to keyboard.
In a whopper of a press release, Lenovo has announced a stunner of a new all-in-one desktop called the A600, three new IdeaPad Y-Series laptops, and announced instant-on capability and a multi-touch trackpad for their S10 Netbook. Regarding the new instant-on capability in the S10 Netbook: Other new features on the IdeaPad S10 netbook include [...]
The folks over at Hot Hardware gives a brief video overview of Lenovo’s S10 Netbook. In the video, you can see how tight the keyboard is, which is common among devices in this sector. One of the drawbacks of having a netbook is re-familiarizing yourself with the downsized keyboard and hand cramps and CTS pain. [...]
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