Lenovo H210 5355BUQ

Lenovo is a true market leader when it comes to buying updated and advanced models of desktop computers. There is a list long of benefits attached to this purchase that will help you to renovate your computing experience from what you have enjoyed by far.

Entering in the lead is the stunning Lenovo H210 5355BUQ Desktop PC. It seems that the brand has well thought about its launch only after which it has been introduced in the market with a proud speech. This desktop computer has been empowered with Intel Pentium Dual-Core E5300 Processor (2.50GHz 800MHz 2MB).

Further, as an added advantage it is featured with Free-DOS Operating System to facilitate the users with nothing but the best performance. You need to set aside your worries regarding the storage space offered by this magnificent computing kit as it sports a commendable back up of 2GB PC2-6400 DDR2 SDRAM 800MHz, 320GB Hard Disk (7200 RPM). This computer model is an obvious bonus to those who are die hard fan of Lenovo desktop PCS.

Lenovo H210 5355BUQ has been instilled with an Intel X3100 Graphic card, 18.5" LCD with Camera & Speakers. Just o impress the de hard computer users, this desktop computer comes along with 2048 Processor Cache Memory (KB) featuring a fabulous Processor Speed of 2600 (MHz). Further, this computer model sports a 2 GB range of standard RAM (MB/GB) along with DVD-RW Optical Drive Type. With all these specifications boasting high about this computer models, there are many expensive models that have been ruled out by this advantageous replacement.

The new Lenovo H210 5355BUQ is highly compatible to CRT, TFT, LCD and LED monitors, having a wide screen size of 18.5 inches. These acknowledgements have made this desktop computer to stand among the most craved for model being offered in the market today. Additionally, Lenovo H210 5355BUQ has been integrated with integrated with Intel GMA X3100. It further runs on free DOS Operating System that ensures its speedy and matchless performance at the user’s end.

As key accessories, this computer system comes along with speaker to facilitate the users with verbal pronunciation and music listening.  Lenovo desktop price list has favored this computer and has graded it to be a reasonable option. For the absolute benefit for the customers, we offer them with after sales service and 1 year of warranty period.

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Review: Lenovo ThinkPad X1

Lenovo is well known for its ThinkPad range, a collection of rather serious-looking business laptops that often do their job in an efficient, if unexciting, manner.

When we first laid hands on the Lenovo ThinkPad X1, we were definitely impressed. The conventional plain black design remains, but the firm body measures just 27mm at its thickest point and weighs a mere 1.8kg, making it effortlessly portable.

This is also one of the most rugged ultra-portables we've seen. Sure, the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 lacks the immediate beauty of the Samsung 9 Series or Apple MacBook Air, but it's solidly built in all areas, from the impressively tough lid to the rubberised frame. We're a sucker for rubber, which helps with grip and means no pesky fingerprints.

Unlike the fragile-feeling Sony SB Series, we're confident that this 13.3-inch PC laptop can survive a drop from a desk.

Not only can the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 survive a few whacks on the move, it can also handle accidental spillage. We witnessed a glass of tap water being poured into the keyboard by a gleeful marketing bod, which made the laptop shut down to protect its vital components. After tilting and shaking it to get rid of the water, we left it a short while then tried the power button. To the marketing bod's further glee, it powered up without a whimper.

When we got back to TechRadar HQ, the Lenovo ThinkPad X1's keyboard was thankfully dry again. We spent a couple of hours bashing out a lengthy exposition and were impressed by the comfort it offered. Each key is firmly set, poking through individual holes cut in the chassis, isolation-style. Even better, they're backlit for ease of use in the dark.

It's a great board for touch typing, although the arrow keys are a little cramped and we occasionally hit the PgUp/PgDn keys by accident. Our only other complaint is the corner position of the Fn key, which indents the left Ctrl key. We often hit Fn by mistake when using Windows shortcuts, which never failed to be bloody annoying.

The Lenovo ThinkPad X1's touchpad is rather ropey, its bevelled surface proving unresponsive to our swipes and prods, while the mouse buttons are unfortunately integrated into the bottom corners. Lenovo has also built in its trademark 'nipple' pointing stick, which protrudes from the centre of the keyboard. We can't stand the thing, but others may disagree.

ThinkPad laptops always have a good range of features, aimed at business types, and the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 is no exception. To the right of the touchpad you'll find a fingerprint scanner that can be used to log you into Windows and even your favourite websites. It's a good alternative to remembering passwords, if your memory is as bad as ours.

A SIM card slot at the back allows you to access the web while roaming, and you have standard built-in 802.11n Wi-Fi if you're in range of a wireless network. Other ports include HDMI and DisplayPort connections for attaching monitors or projectors, and a SATA port that doubles as a sleep-and-charge USB port, for charging portable devices with the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 powered down.

You only get 320GB of storage, but there are few laptops this slim that offer more. This should still satisfy most people, although anyone who wants to carry around a large media collection would be advised to get a portable external drive. There's also no built-in DVD drive.

Although the Lenovo ThinkPad X1's screen is rather compact, at just 13.3 inches, it's also vibrant enough to bring photos and films to life. HD movies look fantastic, and even sound great thanks to the surprisingly powerful built-in speakers.

We were particularly impressed by the wide viewing angles, and it's bright enough to make working all day a comfortable experience. Unfortunately the Super-TFT coating means annoying reflections appear when it's used outside.

One of Intel's latest Sandy Bridge processors, a Core i5 2520M running at 2.5GHz, is the brains behind the Lenovo ThinkPad X1. We expected great things from our benchmark tests, and sure enough this laptop delivered.

The whopping Cinebench score of 10918 was only recently bettered by Dell's incredible XPS 15z, which packs an Intel Core i7 CPU. The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 will happily run anything you want, and last you quite some time to come. We noticed no slowdown even when running the most demanding editing suites and memory-crippling software.

Unfortunately, there's no room in the Lenovo ThinkPad X1's slender body for a dedicated graphics card. While Intel's Sandy Bridge processors do a decent job of handling image rendering, more than doubling the performance of the previous generation chipsets, it's still nowhere near enough power to play the latest games on anything resembling a decent detail setting.

Still, the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 is a business machine at heart, and you definitely have enough graphical grunt to edit your media with applications such as Corel VideoStudio Pro. If you do want to kick back and relax, you'll at least be able to play older games such as Left for Dead 2 and stream HD video.

The battery uses Lenovo's RapidCharge technology, which recharges to 80% in a very impressive 30 minutes. However, we found the battery drained just as quick. If you watch a film on your hard drive with the screen turned up to full brightness, you'd better make sure it's a short one – our review unit died after just 107 minutes.

If you dim the screen and restrict your usage to web browsing or bashing out a chapter of your novel, you'll get another hour before the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 dies. It's still not massively impressive though, considering its ultra-portable status.

Benchmarks

Cinebench: 10918
3DMark 03: 7765
Battery Eater 05: 107 minutes

Lenovo's ThinkPad X1 business laptop may look familiar, but it's impressively slimmed down from previous models and also reassuringly rugged. But can this ultra-portable hold its own in an increasingly competitive market?

We liked

The Lenovo ThinkPad X1's rubberised body is solid as well as slender, and can take a few knocks or drops and come back fighting. We were particularly impressed by how well it coped with water spillage, powering down quickly and returning to normal as if nothing had happened.

The latest Sandy Bridge Core i5 technology provides stunning performance, coping with any software we threw its way. Features are plentiful, from the built-in 3G roaming support to the integrated fingerprint scanner.

We loved the Lenovo ThinkPad X1's vibrant 13.3-inch display, with its rich colours and excellent viewing angles, while sound quality is surprisingly strong from the built-in speakers. And all this comes in a slim and light package that can be carried around everywhere you go.

We disliked

The lack of dedicated graphics on the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 is a shame, but you can still watch HD films and run media editing suites. More of a sin is the battery, which dies in less than two hours when watching films on the move.

Although the backlit keyboard is well-sized and comfortable to use, the indented Left Ctrl key made using Windows shortcuts a real pain. We also found the Lenovo ThinkPad X1's touchpad awkward to use at times. It's not as responsive as we'd have liked, and the integrated mouse buttons are a downer.

Finally, if you want an ultra-portable laptop for working outside, bear in mind the reflective glossy screen coating.

Verdict

The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 presents a tantalising combination of impressive power and ruggedness that should appeal to anyone seeking a regular travel companion. Just don't expect it to last long without a power socket.

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Lenovo ThinkPad X121e Features and Specs

Lenovo is taking with ThinkPad X121e 11.6-inch ultraportable to Italy. Depends on the the most fashionable AMD Fusion APU or Intel "Huron River" processor, the ultraportable is very good for students similarly well as business professionals.

Lenovo ThinkPad X121e Features:Processor: Intel i3 Processor/AMD C-50 Processor,AMD Fusion Chipset,Windows 7 Professional OS,11.6-inch HD Display,1366 x 768 Pixels Screen Resolution,320GB HDD or 128GB SSD, Up to 6GB RAM,Wi-Fi, Bluetooth,Intel HD Audio,Webcam with Mic,Card Reader, HDMI, VGA, LAN, USB ports,Battery: 3/6 cell standard,Battery Life: up to 8 hours,Weight: 1.5 Kg

The E-350-powered ThinkPad X121e is priced at Php25,000 (€399), while the Core i3-2357M version is priced at Php45,000 (€724).

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Lenovo G560 Laptop Review

Lenovo Essential G560  specifications:

15.6-inch 720p (1366x768) glossy panel with LED backlighting

Intel Core i3-330M dual-core processor (2.13GHz, 3MB L3 cache, 2.5GT/s QPI, 35W TDP)

Intel HM55 chipset

Integrated Intel HD graphics w/ shared video memory

4GB DDR3-1066 dual-channel RAM (2x 2GB)

320GB 5400RPM Western Digital hard drive (WD3200BEVT)

Broadcom 802.11n wireless LAN card

DVD burner (Optiarc DVD RW AD-7585H)

1-year limited warranty

6-cell Li-ion battery (11.1V, 48Wh)

Weight: 5.73 lbs.

Dimensions: 14.8” (L) x 9.8” (D) x 0.7~1.4” (H)

Our test unit has specifications appropriate for what it was designed for – basic use. The Core i3 processor and 4GB of RAM ensure smooth multitasking. Something this machine will not be able to do is play 3D games since it has integrated graphics.

Build and Design

The G560 has a modest-looking exterior with a few high-quality touches. The palm rest area is inlaid with brushed aluminum, which feels cool to the touch. The G560 is rather thin and light given its 15.6” screen, coming in at a shade under six pounds and about 1.3” thin. Despite its all-plastic construction the G560 has a solid feel. The palm rest and areas surrounding the keyboard have good support and do not flex, even under abnormal pressure. The plastic used in the construction has satisfactory quality; it is thick enough to not feel brittle yet not something I would classify as durable.

Unlike the chassis, the lid is covered in smooth glossy plastic, which attracts dust and fingerprints. This is a con – the glossy plastic gets messy quickly unless a microfiber cloth is kept handy at all times.  The build quality of the lid itself is average and not as good as the chassis. It flexes easily when twisted by the corners and I made ripples appear on the screen when I pushed in on the back. The G560’s overall build quality is satisfactory; my only real complaint is the glossy plastic used on the lid.

Keyboard and Touchpad

The G560 has a full-size keyboard with separate numeric keypad. The keyboard is one of the highlights of this notebook; it feels solid and is pleasing to type on. Even under significant pressure there is little flex. The keys are quite communicative thanks to the just-right travel (the distance between pressed and un-pressed positions) and moderate actuation force (the amount of pressure needed to depress a key); both of these factors help accuracy. The layout of the keyboard takes some getting used to. Lenovo was only able to fit in a number pad by squeezing the keys to half their normal size – this means a bit more precision is required to hit them.

The touchpad is the polar opposite of the notebook – that is, terrible. After reviewing several dozen notebooks, I can safely say this is the worst I have used. The positives first: the touchpad’s mildly-textured surface is a cinch to track on with moist or dry fingers. It is also appropriately-sized for a 15.6” screen. The negatives: its usability; only about half my intended clicks actually registered, which was quite frustrating. There are no dedicated touchpad buttons; this is a “clickpad”, where the entire surface can be pressed down anywhere (supposedly) to register a click. Pressing the very bottom-right simulates a right-click and everything else is left-click. I had to apply an abnormal amount of pressure to get any sorts of clicks to register, especially towards the edges and center. On top of all this, the clicks are loud.

When I use a touchpad I have one hand to click and one hand to track; this does not work with the G560’s touchpad. It gets confused when there are two fingers on it and works sporadically; I had to change the way I used a touchpad to work with the G560. All in all, the G560’s touchpad was aggravating; those planning to purchase this notebook should also invest in an external mouse.

Screen and Speakers

The G560 has a 15.6-inch screen with a 720p (1366x768) resolution and LED backlighting; this is the only available screen. While its glossy mirror surface helps colors stand out and improves sharpness, it also acts as a mirror, especially when there are light sources behind it. Cleaning is also difficult.

The picture quality of the display is passable at best; it has a low contrast ratio of 150:1 and lacks sharpness. Colors appear somewhat washed out. We measured brightness at 210nit at its peak, which is average for a notebook of this size. Side-to-side viewing angles are also average; colors start to shift about 40 degrees off-center. Vertical viewing angles are narrow; it is viewable about 20 degrees up or down off-center before serious color inversion.

The 1366x768 resolution is the number one problem with the display; it makes multitasking difficult and limits productivity in general. Only about one-half of a page in a Microsoft Word document is visible at a time; additionally, lots of scrolling is required in web pages since there are only 768 pixels of vertical space. Using two windows side-by-side is more or less impractical since only 1366 pixels span the horizontal.

Overall, the display is typical of a low-priced notebook; it is hard to find budget 15.6” notebooks with better. To get a better resolution than 1366x768 one needs to go with a business class notebook, and even then higher resolutions are a rarity.

The G560 has two stereo speakers above the keyboard. They actually sound respectable; tinny, yes, and without much bass however quite usable for casual listening; the sound is fuller than I expected. The touch-enabled volume buttons above the keyboard work well.

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Lenovo ThinkPad X1 in india specs and features

Lenovo made launch of the ThinkPad X1 in India. Depending on Lenovo, this new ThinkPad X1 laptop is its slight laptop. The weight of Lenovo ThinkPad X1 laptop is around 3.7 pounds and this specific laptop is get equipped with Intel’s second-generation core processors.

Lenovo will allow you with the latest and advanced generation of Intel processor -in the shape of the 2.5GHz Core i5-2520M -- 4GB of RAM, 320GB of HDD storage, a backlit keyboard, and a ensure eight hours of battery life. You don't need us to tell you that there hasn't yet been a laptop that's combined the thinness, processing power and battery endurance on offer from the X1.

Processor : Intel R Core i5-2520M processor (dual-core, 2.50GHz – 3.20GHz,),Graphics : Intel Integrated HD Graphics,Memory : 1 x 8 GB (max 8GB),Storage : 320GB hard drive (7200RPM) / 160 GB SSD, Display : 13.3-inch LED backlit screen (1366 x 768,16:9, Corning Gorilla Glass, 350 NITS),Security : Trusted Platform Module (TPM 1.2) Security Chip, finger print scanner,Sound output : Dolby Home Theater HD v4,LAN : Gigabit Ethernet.

Connectivity : IEEE 802.11a, IEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.11g, Bluetooth 3.0, WWAN, 3G network,Input : splash-proof keyboard, TrackPoint, UltraNav touchpad, fingerprint scanner, HD camera,Battery : Built-in lithium battery hours battery life, 1000 charge-discharge cycles, RapidCharge technology, with the largest external battery provides 10 hours of battery life, Size : 231mm (vertical) x 337 mm (horizontal) x 16.5 – 21.5 mm (thick), Weight : 1.36 – 1.72 kg

Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Price
the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Price is around $1339 and now already you can get in the market.

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Lenovo ThinkCentre Business Desktop ThinkCentre A70z

Lenovo introduced  ThinkCentre business desktop by announcing  its first all-in-one (AIO) desktop PC – the ThinkCentre A70z. Built for the necessarily of small and medium businesses (SMB) all the way up to enormous corporations, the AIO convey a convincing optional way to the customary desktop PC, starting at just price of  $499. In spite of the budget-friendly price tag, the high performance all in one arrives with Intel Core2Duo processors and convey blazing fast boot up time as one of Lenovo's improved Experience certified PCs for Windows 7.

Lenovo ThinkCentre A70z has a integrated graphics card with DirectX 10 support, up to 500GB Hard Drive and a DVD burner.It has a 19-inch LCD display and gather up 70 percent less space than a customary desktop and monitor.

ThinkCentre also introduce another Extends Desktop -ThinkCentre A58e,it is powered by Intel Core™2 Duo or Celeron® processors.It features comprising support for Microsoft Windows 7 operating system.It has  320GB of data storage, up to 2GB of memory and a DVD burner.ThinkCentre A58e availabe in price of $349.

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Lenovo LePad

LePad: Lenovo tablet available for sale ... China! Once connected to its support, this tablet Android uses Windows laptop screen that greets him.





Sales of the Apple iPad arouse envy. Now it's Lenovo to launch its touch pad called LePad. For now, it is only available in China. No firm release date is specified by the manufacturer, except in the course of the year. Regarding the price, the conversion yuan / $ gives a rate of $ 378 for the entry level model without 3G connection but equipped with a storage of 16GB this sum, the case must be may add that of the docking station designed to operate in conjunction with this LePad.

We already told you about this product last January at CES 2011 under the name of IdeaPad U1. This product is both office and laptop shelf. So hybrid, moving from one operating system to another almost immediately thanks to a dedicated switch. From Android 2.2 in tablet mode independently, the system switches to Windows 7 Home Premium notebook mode.

Two uses, two configurations

To fully assume its two uses, the machine is driven by two independent configurations. The laptop is conventional, it is equipped in its base with a processor like Intel Core 2 Duo SU4100, 4GB of RAM and a 160 GB SSD to USB ports, HDMI output, screen a definition of 1280 x 800 pixels, this notebook is quite well endowed.

It takes a few seconds to tablet mode. The machine is then driven by its own ARM processor Qualcomm Snapdragon clocked at 1.3 GHz. Note that it is not possible to use the computer's physical keyboard Android. In contrast, a software solution is expected to pass its data from one system to another.

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Lenovo ThinkPad X1 business laptop

 

Together with  the new ThinkCentre Edge 91z AIO, Lenovo introduced the ThinkPad X1 business laptop for mobile professionals who require the highest degree in performance, mobility and entertainment. The X1, substitute for the ThinkPad X301, is the small and thinnest ThinkPad laptop, measuring less than 17 mm and weighs 3.7 pounds.

The thin body packs Intel’s second generation Core i3/i5/i7 processors that usually proposed  on greater in size14-inch and 15-inch notebooks, up to 8GB of RAM and 160GB SSD. The MILSPEC-level severe ThinkPad X1 has a carbon-fibre magnesium foundation.It cross eight military specifications so mobile professionals can work in any place with faith.

The Lenovo X1′s 13.3-inch LCD display comprise Corning Gorilla Glass for external  lastingness and scratch opposition.It characterize the new RapidCharge battery technology that charges up to 80 percent in exactly at 30 minutes. Other features provide HDMI 1.4a video output, inbuilt HD webcam, button-less touchpad and Trackpoint, Spill Resistant backlight keyboard with Keystroke Noise repression technology, stereo speakers with Dolby Home Theater v4, USB 3.0 ports, and fingerprint reader.The price of the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 starts at $1,399.

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Lenovo ThinkPad X1 full specs

Lenovo ThinkPad X1, the winner the ThinkPad X300 is a notebook that is dedicated to the professional field of strength and balance its trump cards. Spotted on an online store, ThinkPad X1 is ready to land on the international markets.

Platform: Sandy Bridge – Intel Core i5, Processor : Intel R Core i5-2520M processor (dual-core, 2.50GHz – 3.20GHz,), Graphics: Intel Integrated HD Graphics Memory: 1 x 8 GB (max 8GB), Storage: 320GB hard drive (7200RPM) / 160 GB SSD, Display: 13.3-inch LED backlit screen (1366 x 768,16:9, Corning Gorilla Glass, 350 NITS), Security: Trusted Platform Module (TPM 1.2) Security Chip, fingerprint scanner, Card Reader: 4 in 1 card reader (SD, SDHC, SDXC, MMC), Sound output: Dolby Home Theater HD v4,LAN: Gigabit Ethernet.

Connectivity: IEEE 802.11a, IEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.11g, Bluetooth 3.0, WWAN, 3G network, Input: splash-proof keyboard, TrackPoint, UltraNav touchpad, fingerprint scanner, HD camera,Battery: Built-in lithium battery Endurance: 5 hours battery life, 1000 charge-discharge cycles, RapidCharge technology, with the largest external battery provides 10 hours of battery life, Other: 8 American military through the durability test, to obtain Energy Star certification, Size: 231mm (vertical) x 337 mm (horizontal) x 16.5 – 21.5 mm (thick), Weight: 1.36 – 1.72 kg

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Lenovo Think-Centre Edge Desktop PC

Lenovo launches its primary Think-Centre Edge PC, the 91z all-in-one desktop PC with a concise  body. It is an office or home tool for  medium commerce,education customers and power professionals looking for design and  speed execution with the comfort of a small footprint.Under Lenovo, the Edge 91z is one of the slight yet most powerful all-in-one dimension in just 2.5-inch thick.

The ThinkCentre Edge 91z features a 21.5-inch shiny HD eternity 1920×1200 LED-backlit display. It is powered by Intel’s Core i7 quad core processors, 8GB of DDR3 RAM, 80GB SSD or 1TB hard drive and voluntary devoted to1GB AMD Radeon HD6650A graphics card. With Lenovo increased endure 2.0 for Windows 7, it boots 30 percent faster than non-optimized models, and with RapidDrive on choice of solid state drive models, users can shave off up to 20 seconds of boot time.

The ThinkCentre Edge 91z AIO furnished with a first-class multimedia experience too. With support for HDMI and an choice of Blu-ray DVD drive, high definition videos seems seamless and conspicuously clear. Users can also stream video on the AIO’s big screen using its WiFi capabilities and video chat via the web camera.

Lenovo’s 21.5-inch AIO arriveed with a 2 Megapixel webcam, a 6-in-1 card reader, optional Blu-ray DVD combo drive, HDMI connector and WiFi connectivity. The Price of ThinkCentre Edge 91z starts at $699.

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Lenovo IdeaCentre B520 all-in-one desktop PC

Lenovo is going to release the new IdeaCentre B520 all-in-one desktop PC with NVIDIA 3D Vision support. The new AIO characterize a 23-inch 1920×1080 Full HD multitouch unframed display supporting 3D Vision. It provide a  NVIDIA GeForce GT55M 2GB graphics card and arrives with 3D glasses.Head straight to the future with extreme fast processors, large storage and greatest multimedia prowess. 3D viewing isn't required, but it's highly advised if you're ready to take the wildest possible ride.

The IdeaCentre B520 is runs by up to Second generation Intel Core i7 processor and up to 16GB DDR3 memory. It characterize  RapidDrive SSD technology, packing up to 2TB hard drive and 32GB SSD. The all-in-one PC arrives  with a DVD burner or Blu-ray drive, a 7-in-1 card reader, USB 3.0 connector, built-in support for Bluetooth and WiFi connectivity.

It is furnished with 5.0 speaker supporting SRS Premium Sound and offers HDMI connector. TV Tuner is available as an choice.The Lenovo IdeaCentre B520 arrive with a 3-in-1 mouse that offers motion-drive gaming and remote control functions.

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Lenovo X1 Announced Alongside An Edge Infused All-In-One

Today Lenovo brings thin and Sandy Bridge to your desks and your laps. Leaked last month, the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 will make a strong case for itself to corporate road warriors while also packing some features that might appeal to consumers. Lenovo also has the newly revealed ThinkCentre Edge 91z, which introduces the Edge aesthetic to the ThinkCentre all-in-one (AIO) line. The ThinkCentre's space-saving form factor and mix of desktop and mobile components should appeal to the IT at home users, and makes a nice addition to your desk. As review units roll in we will see just how well these measure up against their competition; for now read on as we look at the specifications.

 

 

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Lenovo ThinkCentre M70z All In One PC

Lenovo

has added another all in one PC to their range with the launch of the Lenovo ThinkCentre M70z. The Lenovo ThinkCentre M70z features a 19 inch LCD display with a resolution of 1440 x 900 pixels.

Other specifications on the ThinkCentre M70z include a choice of Intel Core i3 and Core i5 processors, up to 8GB of DDR3 RAM, and up to 320GB of hard drive storage.

There is also a two megapixel web camera, a DVDv drive, Gigabit Ethernet, WiFi and a card reader. The Lenovo ThinkCentre M70Z will come with Windows 7 professional and will retail for $1,340.

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Lenovo X1 Leaked: Sandy Bridge Gets Thin

 

 Lenovo is taking another swing at the MacBook Air. Having discontinued their X300 ultraportable line, Lenovo seemed content to compete at the 11" and 12" form factor, without sitting a horse at the popular but Air dominated 13.3" form factor. But a listing on a Swiss computer distributor's site leaked and documents released on the Lenovo channel distributors' site confirmed that the ThinkPad purveyor is planning to take on the Air with a 21.5 mm thick ultraportable notebook called the X1.   While not quite as thin as the much hailed MBA, the X1 packs impressive specifications, especially for a device targeted at those of us used to sacrificing performance for lightweight. Headlining the device is a 2.5GHz Core i5-2520M CPU, the same processor as can be found in the 34.6 mm thick X220. Let me say that again, Lenovo managed to grow the screen and pack the same processor into a device one third less thick. A 13.3" 1366 x 768 Gorilla Glass screen, 160GB SSD, 8GB of RAM, an SDXC card reader and the excellent keyboard and build quality we've come to expect from the ThinkPad line round out the specifications. But that's not all.

Earlier today, Lenovo released slides from a distribution webinar that reveals that the X1 will sport a new type of battery which promise significant improvements in stamina and charging speed. Lenovo claims an 80% charge in just 30 plugged in minutes, for the sealed battery. This battery technology is expected to be included in all their future ultraportable notebooks including the previously announced Edge 220s and 420s, and the X1 is rated at 5 hours of use between charges. And there's one more thing.  In the same slide discussing the new warranty policies regarding these new batteries, Lenovo reveals that the battery tech will be included in the X Slate - presumably Lenovo's upcoming Honeycomb based tablet offering.]]>

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Super Slim Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Confirmed

Lenovo has confirmed that its new ThinkPad X1 will be arriving very soon and is packed with features, even though its has a super slim design, that measures only 21.5mm in thickness.

The main advancement of the new Lenovo ThinkPad X1 is its new battery called ”slice” that won’t be user-replaceable, but will provide massive performance gains according to Lenovo. The new “slice” battery will last three times as longer than a normal battery says Lenovo  and will recharge 2.5 times faster than previous ThinkPad cells.

The RapidCharge feature used to recharge the battery will be able to taken an empty battery from zero to 80 percent within just 30 minutes.

Other specifications of the new Lenovo ThinkPad X1 include a 2.5GHz Core i5-2520M CPU, 8GB stick of RAM,  a 160GB SSD, a 13.3-inch 1366 x 768 resolution Gorilla Glass screen and it will be equipped with a SDXC card reader.

The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 is expected to arrive around the 20th May according to the Tell IT’s website but this has yet to be confirmed by Lenovo.

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Lenovo debuts IdeaPad Y710 17-inch notebook

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The company annonuced a new brand of laptops "IdeaPad" that complements their famous ThinkPad notebooks and ThinkCentre desktops. The first notebooks to be introduced under IdeaPad brand are Intel Centrino processor technology powered Y710. It comes with facial recognition technology, Dolby Home Theatre surround sound, dedicated gaming controls, frameless screens, touch-sensitive control surfaces and unique textures.

This is the first notebook from Lenovo that has a 17-inch monitor with a resolution of 1440x900, and a ATI Radeon Mobility HD 2600 graphics processor with 512MB of memory. Wireless LAN connectivity, Dolby Home Theatre system as well as an optional Blu-ray DVD reader makes the IdeaPad Y710 notebook ideal for the entertainment enthusiast.

The Lenovo IdeaPad Y710 has a hard drive of up to 320GB with a speed of 5400rpm that also houses a second, hot swap hard drive. Lenovo for the first time has introduced RAID function in the IdeaPad Y710, which simultaneously uses both hard drives for superior input/output performance and data reliability. It also maintains mirror copies of the data on different drives to ensure data security

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Lenovo Ideapad s10

Lenovo is joining the ranks of companies that believe thin is in.

Lenovo officially announced this morning its IdeaPad S10 - a 10-inch mini-notebook running the 1.6GHz Intel Atom chipset. Do we have a MSI Wind or Eee PC 1000H killer on our hands? Quite possibly.

Two configurations of the 9.8 x 7.2 x .8-1.08-inch and 2.4-pound S10 will be available in the U.S. Priced at $399, one will have 512MB of RAM and an 80GB hard drive. The other marked at $449.99 will have 1GB of RAM and a 160GB hard drive. The specs seem to indicate that the system will support 2GB of RAM, so we assume swapping out RAM will be easy.

Initially the netbook will come preloaded with Microsoft Windows XP. However, Lenovo told us that a version of the S10 running Linpus Linux will be available is other countries.

We cannot wait to get our hands on the mini-notebook as the keyboard is reportedly “85 percent of the size of a full-function notebook PC’s keyboard.” A close look at the pictures in the gallery below strongly suggest a large and comfortable touchpad with dedicated right and left mouse buttons. The touchpad will support multi-touch gestures. The 10-inch 1024 x 600-pixel (WSVGA) resolution screen also looks extremely promising and is LED backlit for power saving. The speakers lining the front of the system also give it a different look and will hopefully blast out some decent sound as they aren’t buried on the bottom.

Lenovo has seemed to work in all the important ports. The netbook includes Bluetooth connectivity, 802.11b/g , and an ExpressCard for popping in a mobile broadband card. It also sports a LAN connection and VGA-out. It has a 1.3-megapixel webcam, two USB ports, mic and headphone jacks, and a 4-in-1 card reader. I am hesitant about only 2 USB ports.

As for battery life, Lenovo is promising that the system will be available with a 3-cell battery, capable of 3 hours, and 6-cell, capable of lasting 6 hours.

The IdeaPad S10 will come in white, black, and a glossy ruby red. It will be on retail shelves in the U.S. on September 28 and perhaps on Lenovo.com a bit earlier. It will be available in China, however, on September 5 and in the far east on September 10

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