LENOVO IDEAPAD U1 TABLET WITH A DETACHABLE SCREEN

Tablet PCs usually have a display that you can swivel and fold down over the keyboard. But the Lenovo IdeaPad U1 tablet is different. It comes with an 11.6 inch detachable screen. Another interesting feature is that the tablet portion of U1 has a secondary processor in it.

The IdeaPad U1 can function as both a notebook and a tablet. In the laptop mode the device has a CULV processor and runs Windows 7. Other features include 4 GB of RAM, 2 USB ports, HDMI and VGA. Up to 128GB of SSD is also available for storage. Now what if you want to use the device in the tablet mode? Well, just detach the screen and you will have a fully functional touch-screen tablet PC powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon ARM-based processor, 512MB of RAM and a 16GB of flash memory. The tablet version runs Skylight Linux, a custom OS developed by Linux.

The IdeaPad U1 weighs around 3.8 pounds. The detachable tablet alone weighs 1.6 pounds. The battery, WiFi, 3G and Bluetooth are all tucked away in the tablet. In the laptop mode you will get around 6 hours of uptime and in the slate mode you will get more. Prices start at $999.

LENOVO INTRODUCES IDEAPAD S10-3 AND S10-3T NETBOOKS

Lenovo has released two consumer-oriented 10 inch netbooks. One of the devices called IdeaPad S10-3 can be configured with either an Intel Atom N450 or N470 processor. The machine sports a different design from its predecessor the S10-2.

The other model, the IdeaPad S10-3t, has a 10 inch multi-touch touch-screen (capacitative) display. The display can be rotated in either direction. It can also be folded down over the keyboard for using the device in the tablet mode. Clearly, Lenovo wants this machine to compete with the 9 inch Asus Eee PC T91MT and 10 inch Gigabyte TouchNote T1028X.

Both netbooks feature the Lenovo QuickStart 2.0 instant-on software which allows a user to access the web within seconds after switching the PC on.

Pricing
The Lenovo IdeaPad S10-3 starts at $349.99. The S10-3t has a starting price of $499.99. A higher-end configuration will set you back $599.

LENOVO LAUNCHES ITS NEW MODEL IDEAPAD Y550

Lenovo IdeaPad Y550 is the latest laptop model launched by Lenovo, which they claim is the best fit for all type of users whether it is official or personal work this is the Notebook which suits you all. Lenovo IdeaPad Y550 has a 15.6 inch LED display and can support high end things which the other notebooks couldn’t offer. This has list of system options which has an Intel Core i7 processor and NVIDIA GT 240M for high end graphics whereas normal affordable configuration has a standard Intel Core 2 Duo processors and integrated graphics.

The most common specifications of this model is the following

Operating system: Windows Vista Home Premium with Service Pack 2 or Windows 7 with 64-bit processor

Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo T6400 2.0GHz (2MB Cache, 800MHz FSB)

Max RAM Supported: 4GB DDR3 SDRAM (1066MHz)

Hard Disk: 320GB 5400 rpm SATA HDD

Monitor: 15.6-inch LED-backlit WXGA display (glossy, 1366x768)

Graphics card: Intel X4500MHD integrated graphics

The following are the specifications of Ports and Connectors: Two USB 2.0 ports, One eSATA/USB Combo, One VGA, One HDMI, One SDHC-Card reader, One RJ-45/Ethernet (Gigabit), One Stereo Headphone/line out, One stereo microphone in and it also has a 1.3 megapixel web camera.

Dimensions: (Length x Width x Height) 15.2 inch x 10.0 inch x 1.02 inch to 1.5 inch

Weight: 5 lbs 13.5 oz

Battery Specifications: 11.1 Volts 56Watt hour 6-cell battery

It also has One-year standard warranty across the globe.

The Design of Lenovo IdeaPad Y550 looks robust and stylish, the exterior view is more stylish when it is compared with its other competitors, this looks so modern, which makes it more stylish with the contrasting color texture, and also its slight weight, thin and flat. The LED monitor adds the advantage over the other brands and the previous models from Lenovo itself since they had LCD monitor. The finishing is also good with smooth edges and sharp curves. The speakers are really good and they give such an immense feel which makes you think that these are not just ordinary stereo speakers. The drivers are available over the internet incase you don’t want to buy it with OS and later if you want to install it on your own it is simple and easy. And the best supported screen configuration which makes it look ultra digital is 1366 x 768. There are other resolutions also, the HD resolutions are as good as an LCD TV and it is sure worth the cost it is spent for the same.

Then about the usage and battery backup as the previous models it is easy and has a very good battery back up of two hours and above. The graphics support is ultimate. The advantage of this product is that it is good and can stand the best for years to come and the disadvantage is that its bit expensive but when you compare its cost with the performance it definitely is a best buy. This is so far the best laptop I ever came across, you can also checkout the reviews over the net and everyone I believe will feel the same.

LENOVO IDEAPAD U150 NOW AVAILABLE IN THE US

Lenovo has finally brought its IdeaPad U150 to the US shores. Two models of the device are now available for purchase. But the US version of U150 seems a bit overpriced especially when you compare it with similar devices from Acer and Asus.

The IdeaPad U150 has an 11.6 inch display. It is powered by a dual core 1.3GHz Intel Pentium SU4100 CULV processor with integrated Intel X4500 graphics. The device run Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit OS. Up to 3GB of RAM can be installed. The storage capacity is 250GB. Other notable features include 802.11b/g WiFi. The notebook now retails for $699 in the US. If you need a cheaper model with identical specs, the Acer Aspire 1810TZ is a good option and it retails for just $550.

A faster and costlier model of U150 with a dual core Intel Core 2 Duo SU7300 processor, 4GB of RAM, a 320Gb hard drive, and a 6 cell battery is also available for $849. This model supports WiFi 802.11a/b/g/n. But as with the cheaper model the pricier model also has a cheaper alternative in the Acer Aspire 1810T which is available with identical specifications for $600.

LENOVO UNVEILS IDEAPAD Y550P, U150 AND U550 NOTEBOOKS

Lenovo has unveiled three new IdeaPad notebooks featuring Windows 7. The machines are dubbed Y550P, U150 and U550 and are presently available for customization on Lenovo’s website.

The Y550P has a 15.6 inch display. It is the first Lenovo laptop to be powered by the Core i7 processor. The machine is aimed at multimedia enthusiasts and is equipped with a discrete GPU from Nvidia. It will also feature ‘unique Lenovo tools’ such as SlideNav.

The U150 is a thin and light laptop with an 11.6 inch display. It measures just .53 inches in thickness and weighs under 3 lbs. The U150 will run on an Intel CULV Core 2 Duo processor with up to 8GB of RAM. The U550 is aimed at businesses. It has a 15.6 inch display and sports an Intel Core 2 Duo processor. Other features include switchable graphics and VeriFace facial recognition software.

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LENOVO IDEAPAD S12 NOW AVAILABLE WITH NVIDIA ION AND WINDOWS 7

Lenovo has equipped its IdeaPad S12 with Nvidia ION chipset. The new and improved S12 can handle full 1080p HD video. The machine is now available for purchase.

The ION-equipped S12 was supposed to be the first NVIDIA ION netbook in the US, but that distinction ultimately went to HP Mini 311. Lenovo delayed the device because it wanted to release it with Windows 7. Now Windows 7 is here, so is S12.

The IdeaPad S12 is powered by an Intel Atom N270 processor with 2GB of DDR2 RAM and a 250GB hard disk drive. The 12.1 inch display has a resolution of 1280x800 pixels. Other notable features include 3 USB 2.0 ports, WiFi 802.11b/g, Bluetooth, HDMI, multi-card reader and integrated webcam. It runs on the Windows 7 Home Premium operating system.

The above version of the S12 retails for $599. A higher end model with 3GB RAM and a 320GB HDD is available for $649.

LENOVO IDEAPAD U150 DETAILED SPECS EMERGE

Lenovo is yet to officially announce its 11.6 inch U150 netbook, but its detailed specifications have emerged.

The User Manual posted by Lenovo on its website state that the U150 will run on a dual core Intel SU4100 CULV processor with integrated Intel GMA X4500 graphics.

Ports and Slots
Port selection seems adequate. There are 2 USB 2.0 ports plus an eSATA/USB combo port, Ethernet, 4-in-1 card reader, HDMI, VGA, D-sub, headphone and microphone jacks. Both 3-cell and 6-cell battery options are available.

U150 specifications
The U150 can be configured in a number of ways.
Display: 11.6″ HD LCD or 11.1″ HD LCD
Storage: 2.5″ SATA 160/250/320GB 5400rpm hard drive or 16GB/32GB Mini-PCIe SSD
RAM: DDR3

Selected models will also feature Bluetooth and 3G. All models will have 802.11a/b/g/n WiFi. The touchpad supports multi-touch gestures such as pinching and two finger scrolling. The machine will weigh 3.3 pounds with the 6-cell battery.

LENOVO IDEAPAD S12

With its 12 inch screen, the Lenovo IdeaPad S12 is one of the biggest netbooks available in the market. It comes with the Windows XP operating system.

System configurations for the laptop under review
Processor: Intel Atom N270 processor (1.60GHz)
Operating System: Windows XP Home Edition
Graphics: Intel GMA 950 integrated graphics
Memory: 1 GB RAM
Display: 12.1 inch widescreen display (1280x800) with LED backlighting
Hard Disk Drive: 160GB 5400RPM hard drive (Hitachi HTS543216L9A)
The base configuration starts at $449.

Build and Design
S12 is very sturdy and has rounded edges and a slimmer chassis. The design is very accommodating - all parts fit together neatly.

At 1280x800, the display resolution is excellent for a netbook: most other netbooks have 1024x600 or less. Contrast and brightness are excellent. The only problem with the screen is that its glossy coating is prone to cause a lot of reflections. This can be very annoying when you use the machine in direct sunlight.
The speakers are audible, but to listen to music or movies you will need to buy a pair of headphones.

Keyboard and Touchpad
The keyboard is full size. If you are used to typing on a standard notebook keyboard, you will have absolutely no problem typing on this keyboard. The keyboard feels of high quality and the keys don’t wobble at all. The touchpad is both good and bad. Tracking is easy and it is reasonably accurate. The only problem is that it is slightly small.

Ports and Features
The port selection will meet almost all of your connectivity needs. There are 3 USB ports, one media card reader, ExpressCard/34 slot, headphone and microphone jacks, VGA and Ethernet.

Performance
You can perform all day to day activities without much difficulty; you can surf the net at reasonable speed; you can work with your documents; you can also listen to music or play video. Having said that, performing strenuous activities will easily overwhelm the Atom processor. So if you like to multi-task with several programs, you may be a bit disappointed with the performance. For everyday tasks, the performance is just fine.

Battery Life
At half brightness (5/10), the six-cell battery will give up to five hours. The S12 comes with a custom power configuration utility. Choose a power conscious setting, and you will get reasonable battery life.

Conclusion
The IdeaPad S12 is an excellent choice for those budget-minded consumers with modest needs. It has a pleasing design and comes with one of the best netbook keyboards.

Pros:
Pleasing design
Superb keyboard
Five hours of battery life

Cons:
Touchpad could have been larger

LENOVO IDEAPAD Y650 REVIEW

The Lenovo IdeaPad Y650 is a multimedia notebook with a 16 inch screen. It is thinner and lighter than most other 16 inch notebooks and has enough power and storage capacity to be your primary PC. Prices start at $1,299.

System configurations for the laptop under review

Operating System: Windows Vista Home Premium (SP1, 64-bit)
Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo processor P8700 (2.53GHz, 3MB L2 Cache, 1066MHz FSB)
Display: 16.0 "TFT Widescreen display with LED backlighting (1366x768)
Memory: 4GB PC3-8500 DDR3 SDRAM 1066MHz System Memory
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce G 105M graphics with 256MB discrete memory
HDD: 320GB 5400RPM SATA Hard Drive

Build and Design
The IdeaPad Y650 looks distinct from other IdeaPad notebooks. In build quality it is as sturdy as the business class ThinkPad notebooks. In looks it will easily beat Apple MacBook.

Display
The 16-inch display is simply great. Colors are bright and vivid and there is excellent contrast. Horizontal viewing angles are extremely good. So you can share a movie with a friend or two without any trouble.

Keyboard and Touchpad
Large notebooks will usually have larger keyboards. But this is not true of Y650. Lenovo has used a small keyboard on this machine. On the bright side, the smaller keyboard makes more room available for the massive touchpad. The keys are of reasonable size and the keyboard is quite comfortable to type on. The touch sensitive media bar which is located above the keyboard gives quick access to several programs.

The touchpad is Synaptics-based. It uses multi-touch controls. It has good sensitivity and accurately tracks finger movement.

Ports and Features
The port selection is basic. There are 2 USB ports, a 6-in-1 card reader, a smaller ExpressCard/34 slot, an eSATA port, headphone and microphone jacks and ethernet. There is no FireWire.

Performance
Y650 performs much better than other IdeaPad models. This machine will exceed the expectations of an average user. Boot times are fast, so is web browsing. You can easily perform your day-to-day tasks and enjoy high definition video. Gaming is where it falls behind other multimedia oriented notebooks. At a little over 3 hours, the battery life is average.

Conclusion
Overall the performance is good. The Y650 is thinner and lighter than any other 16-inch notebooks in the market. This is not a high-end gaming notebook. But if you are looking for an attractive entertainment notebook for your family, this is the one to buy.

Pros:
Good build quality
Great touchpad
Great sounding speakers

Cons:
Limited selection of ports
Small keyboard

THE LENOVO IDEAPAD Y450: VALUE FOR MONEY

The Lenovo IdeaPad Y450 is a multimedia notebook aimed at students. It has a 14-inch screen. Battery life is good and performance is quite satisfactory. And with prices starting at $579, this laptop is quite affordable.

The Y450 runs on the Windows Vista Home Premium and has an Intel Core 2 Duo Processor T6400 inside. It weighs barely more than 4.5 pounds. The speakers produce good quality sound and the keyboard is the perfect size on a 14-inch laptop. There are three USB ports and a combo USB/eSATA port. Other features include an ExpressCard and FireWire. And with HDMI it is possible to connect your laptop to a larger HDTV or external monitor.

The Y450 should be more than enough to meet your day-to-day computing needs. Gaming is the only area where it lags behind its competition.


Pros:
Build is good
Value for money; good performance for the price
Good speakers

Cons:
Heats up pretty easily
At 1366x768, the screen resolution isn’t very good

LENOVO IDEAPAD S10-2 REVIEW

The IdeaPad s10-2 is the latest addition to the 10 inch netbooks from Lenovo. It comes with the 1.6 Ghz N270 Intel Atom processor and a 6-cell extended battery. This netbook is slimmer and more attractive than its predecessors.

System configuration
Processor: 1.6GHz N270 Intel Atom Processor
Operating System: Windows XP Home Edition (SP3)
Display: 10.1" WSVGA Glossy LED-backlit display with integrated camera 1024x600
Graphics: Intel GMA 950 Integrated Graphics

Build quality is very good. The keyboard is a bit small, but you will get used to typing on the small keys after a while. The touch pad is a Synaptics model and offers limited multi-touch support. There are three USB ports, audio jacks, LAN, VGA and a Kensington Lock Slot. There is no ExpressCard/34 slot.

Performance and Benchmarks
Performance is satisfactory. The netbook can easily handle tasks like web-surfing, word processing or playing music. You can also watch a 480p and 720p video without much trouble. At slightly over 7 hours, the battery life is excellent. Prices start at $439.


Pros

Good build quality and great looks
Great battery life
Good performance
Can be upgraded easily

Cons:

Keyboard feels a little cramped

LENOVO IDEAPAD U350 AND G550

We'll get right to the point with this one. Ideapad not only announced the availability of the first ION based netbook, but they're also releasing some moderately priced notebooks. The two which were announced today is the U350 and G550.

IDEAPAD S12 IS FIRST ION BASED NETBOOK

We were waiting for the day we could play Mabinogi or WoW on a netbook without serious side effects. Well that day is finally in sight because just today Lenovo announced the Ideapad S12 which will be the first netbook based on the ION graphics from NVIDIA.

LENOVO 14-INCH IDEAPAD Y450 NOW SHIPPING

We told you that the Y650 had begun shipping last month, and now Lenovo has handed out the second system in their new Y series line. This14-inch model comes with some pretty solid specs. 4GB of DDR3 RAM comes standard, as well as 320GB HDD, DVD writer, and $679 for the 2.1GHz Intel Dual Core T4300 system and 4829 for the 2GHz Intel Core 2 Duo T6400 system.

LENOVA IDEAPAD S10 QUICK REVIEW

The combination of functionality and looks - Lenova Ideapad S10

The Netbook market is certainly getting competitive with every possible brand working to turn out the best possible combination of performance and presentation. One brand that worked its way into just such a scenario and has come close to the top is Lenova with its IdeaPad S10.

So, what makes this brand stand out? Let’s take a look at its specs in relation with competing units. Not much difference in the processor or RAM department and that’s no surprise although upgradability, (whether that’s the storage, RAM or the wireless card), is much easier with the S10 than most other models that can’t be dissembled by the average user.
The 160GB SATA HDD (5400rpm) is faster than the hard drives found on the Asus Eee PC 1000H and the MSI Wind PC. The Chassis has a smaller footprint and is also slimmer than both the aforementioned 10-inch Asus and MSI offerings. The exterior is shiny yet resistant to finger prints unlike the Dell Inspiron Mini 9. The touchpad though smaller in size, responds excellently and supports multi-touch gestures allowing you to zoom in and out by “pinch” and “spread” movements.
The LED backlit 1024x600 display comes with anti-glare making outdoor viewing easier. Sitting just above the keyboard is the noteworthy Onekey recovery backup software emergency restore program which can also be accessed from the Start menu.
The Wi-Fi card in the IdeaPad S10, enables faster transfer rates than all other netbooks in this category except the Acer Aspire One. The ExpressCard slot is a significant plus. The built-in Bluetooth which allows the usage of an external keyboard and mouse without sacrificing the usage of the two USB ports on offer is another standout feature.

Like all other netbooks, the IdeaPad S10 does have a few downsides. To begin with the appearance is slightly toy-like. The keyboard comes with unresponsive keys and while being bigger than those of the Acer Aspire One and the Dell Inspiron Mini 9, is smaller than those of the Asus Eee PC 1000H and the MSI Wind PC. The location of the speakers at the front edge means that the sound emitted is directed towards your waist instead of the ears though the volume was decent with minimal distortion. This model tends to heat up quickly even with normal usage though that’s true for most Intel Atom based versions. The short battery life offered (2 hours and 20 minutes) by the 3-cell battery is another con.

The Lenova IdeaPad S10 certainly seems to have a lot of positives going for it in terms of the storage space offered, the ExpressCard slot and the built-in Bluetooth. However, it continues to be plagued with the regular limitations of cramped keyboard, heating up and short battery life. While it makes for a good portable laptop considering the cost, it wouldn’t be hard to find a laptop with more features and similar performance, at the same price IF you don’t mind lugging around a larger piece.

Price: Aprrox. $400

Lenova Ideapad S10 Ratings

Value for money


Our ratings

LENOVO MIGHT HAVE 12-INCH IDEAPAD S20 IN THE WORKS

You're probably sick of all the netbook news you've been hearing lately. Yes so are we. But with the state of the world economy as it is, Apple and Voodoo are not making too many fans with people's pockets so we might as well brace ourselves because netbooks are gonna continue coming.

LENOVO IDEAPAD S10 NOW WITH 6-CELL HIGH CAPACITY BATTERY

There is no ifs and buts about Netbooks batteries, they aren’t usually impressive. Even if you gets an extended battery netbooks becomes un-portable due to its weight and ugly bulk. This is where Lenovo IdeaPad S10 stands apart; if you are in Germany then it’s a good news for you that IdeaPad S10 now comes with 6-Cell High Capacity Battery. You might say that 6-cell battery looks ugly and weird on the back of compute when plugged and do they offer double battery life? Here Lenovo claims to be selling “Large Capacity” version of S1 in US for about additional $50 on actual price. This version comes with 1GB of RAM and a 160GB hard drive, both of which are double that you get on “General Computing” models.

As far as netbook is concern Lenovo has done a great job. This 10-inch model runs at 1024x600, probably sounds like a competition to Asus Eee PC 1000H (8.9-inch product with 1024x600) and also for MSI Wind. You get excellent Intel’s 1.6GHz Atom processor, with webcam, a 4-in-1-card reader and ExpressCard slot too. Some users might get disappointed by not locating SSD, however it can be upgraded. There is no exact clue on pricing nor when will it be available outside China.

LENOVO IDEAPAD U110 REVIEW – COMPLETE STYLE REDEFINED

The Lenovo IdeaPad U110 is the newest inclusion to the IdeaPad family and has freshly been gathering a lot of interests. Lenovo might be renowned for the ThinkPad line of laptops, but the majority of standard consumers don't find the customary style spec of the ThinkPad line to be very striking.

Design
The IdeaPad U110 is astonishingly solid in requisites of fabricate superiority. The aluminum etches flaunt cover and a complete magnesium aluminum framework that provide both potency and trivial. You can bear down on the unit as hard as you would like on the body of the laptop and it simply will not bend. Like the ThinkPad linage, the IdeaPad U110 is intended for (unintentional) cruelty and drops, and we're presuming that the U110 might be the most rugged notebook in the IdeaPad lineup.

Performance
Let's be reasonable, the IdeaPad U110 was not build to participate with your desktop encumbered with the power of a quad core processor. Thin travel laptops like the U110 utilize low voltage processors to marmalade power and shrink high temperature build-up. The IdeaPad U110 utilizes an Intel 1.60GHz Core 2 Duo L7500 processor that's quite proficient of successive office applications and performing any universal web linked errands, but will not dish up fighting fit for 3D graphics applications or any profound duty interpretation tasks.

Similarly, the Intel X3100 incorporated graphics will permit you to engage in recreation for a little light games, perhaps even Half Life 2 on low setting, but in all-purpose you'll fancy to fasten to e-mail, web browsing, Office and photo editing errands. That's sufficient for the majority of standard customers ... predominantly if you previously have a prevailing desktop.

The hard disk storage space could have supplemented concert if it was a 5400rpm or higher rpm rated drive. Better still; a wonderful fast SSD would have prearranged the U110 a little supplementary "snappiness." Regrettably, the slow 4200rpm hard drive on the U110 only prepared the system that much slower at times of daily use.
The 11.1" WXGA (1366 x 768) display on the U110 is pleasant and vivid, but suffers from a noteworthy degree of "graininess."

The keyboard fitted on the IdeaPad U110 has nil flex and brilliant key travel with hushed presses. Lenovo has additional a lustrous "piano paint" finish to the keys so that they don't wear off and obtain all gleaming over time. Lenovo provisions both the regular 4-cell battery power pack as well as the 7-cell extended life battery for the U110. The 4 – cell promises 2 hours and the 7-cells packs punch for 6 hours usage.

Overall
On the whole the notebook is so loaded with the features that are so specific of the Lenovo brand. The brand image is clearly carried forward with loads of personal interest and care. U110 is an overall package of pride & integrity.

Pros
+ Built quality is really good.
+ Battery choices are well sorted.
+ Well laid out keyboard.

Cons
- Graphics could have been better.
- SSD could have been a good choice.

Value For Money

Our Rating

LENOVO IDEAPAD Y510 LAPTOP REVIEW

Consumer target is the main feature of many notebooks today in the market. ThinkPad revolution would have clearly explained the consumer target and the competitions among the companies to make their laptops more competent. Lenovo IdeaPad Y510 falls under this category quickly, maintaining a rigid notepad at affordable quality and prices for students and people in houses. The reason why we tell that it is affordable is because of the quality that follows the attractive price package that it comes with. IdeaPads from Lenovo has seen many varieties, but this model stands out for some reasons. Go on to know about it.

Design
Yes, the important part of discussion particularly to this model. The Lenovo IdeaPad Y510 Laptop has broken the rules of other IdeaPads and has maintained a sleek design in terms of customer orientation. There are no extra efforts to make the laptop shine, but the design itself speaks with the outer lid, quality, and orange LED power lights wherever needed etc. the looks have changed and they look decent. But the solid appearance of the laptop has not changed. It remains like its ancestors. But not everything is fine in design. There are certain flaws like the wide screen display with gaudy effects, Lack of a port for external display connection etc.

Performance
The laptop cannot do injustice to the consumers of colleges, homes etc. The performance is certainly better than many IdeaPads that we have been seeing for the past some months. With the 1.66GHz Core 2 Duo T5450 processor and the memory of 2GB DDR2, the laptop works quite efficiently. The storage capacity is taken care by the 250GB hard drive and the gaudy display is from a 15.4-inch LCD. The Integrated Intel GMA X3100 has done justice to the graphics. Entire performance is better with the Windows Vista Home Premium operating system. But battery life is little disturbing.

Pros and Cons
Affordability, style looks and sleek design will form the positive parts of the model whereas battery life, reflective screen will form the drawbacks.

Value For Money

Our Rating

LENOVO IDEAPAD U110 VARIANTS ARE OUT TO DO THE TALKING

The Lenovo IdeaPad U110 is an 11.1-inch ultraportable laptop that is soon expected in the United States, according to the sources. The 2.3-pound IdeaPad U110 will be obtainable in at least 2o variants, the black U110B and the red top cover U110R. The both variants feature the Intel Core 2 Duo L7500 low-voltage power house clocking at 1.6GHz, 3GB of RAM, and a 120GB hard drive. The notebook, which is only 0.7-inch tall, does not comprise a in built optical drive. According to an older report at laptop Review, the U100 contains the Intel GMA X3100 incorporated graphics, a 1.3-megapixel web camera, Ethernet LAN, Intel 4965AGN wireless, and Bluetooth connectivity options, and a battery sprint life of up to 8 hours. The laptop’s 11.1″ lustrous widescreen display has a pledge of 1366-by-768 pixels. Released descriptions reveal the IdeaPad ultraportable with options of at least 3 USB ports, a VGA output, Fire wire port, 6-in-1 media card reader, PC Card or Express Card slot, and Windows Vista as its operating system option. Lenovo’s U110 variants are also planted with a Shuttle Key, touch-sensitive media controls interface, Dolby Home Theater Sound and Active Protection System, and an in built system to protect the hard drive to help protect data during a fall. The IdeaPad U110B and U110R are priced at $1,999 at J&R.