Netbooks have certainly become the latest “in” thing on the PC market, and systems builders are trying their best to make their products more attractive to the general public. Starting from the physical design, each netbook is meant to provide users with a different set of features to make it overall diff... |
28 October 2008
10:04 GMT |
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After probably having seen that its recently released netbook was not performing on the market as it was initially estimated it would, Lenovo decided it was a good time to lower the price tag of its S10 netbook system. The price cut isn't all that significant, but for all those users out there looking for a barg... |
10 October 2008
05:19 GMT |
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Lenovo has finally listed its IdeaPad netbooks, which were introduced earlier this month and have been, ever since, a source of much anticipation. By visiting the company's website, users will be able to select from up to three differently colored models, all of which feature the same Intel Atom processor and 10... |
19 August 2008
05:08 GMT |
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Earlier this week, Lenovo finally unveiled its latest IdeaPad notebook, the S10, which will compete with ASUS's Eee PC on the netbook market. Despite the fact that Lenovo is yet to begin shipment, the company's product has already received a hands-on treatment and we can say for sure that we are looking at ... |
7 August 2008
11:18 GMT |
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Just recently, Lenovo rolled out its latest IdeaPad portable computer system, which also marked the first foray of company on the netbook market. And it's not planning to stop here either, as word in the industry has it that it is also expected to release a second model to its new netbook lineup, which will make... |
7 August 2008
05:23 GMT |
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Just minutes after we showed you the video of Lenovo's upcoming netbook product, the systems vendor decided to put out the official details for the 10-inch model. The guys at PC Magazine were the first to get their hands on the technical specifications and press photos of the new IdeaPad S10, a 10-inch netbook m... |
4 August 2008
05:18 GMT |
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