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Lenovo launches a netbook Aug. 05, 2008
Lenovo has announced its entry into your "netbook" marketplace. The Linux-based IdeaPad S9 and Windows-XP-based S10 attribute 8.9- and 10-inch displays, respectively, plus one.6GHz Intel Atom N270 processors, one.3 megapixel webcams, 802.11b/g wireless networking, and approximately 160GB of storage,Microsoft Office 2007 Key, says the organization.
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Lenovo, best-known for that business-oriented ThinkPad merchandise line it acquired from IBM, released its consumer-focused IdeaPad products line in January of this 12 months. The new IdeaPad S9 and S10 now extend this line down in the two cost and dimensions. For instance, the S10 actions just 9.8 x seven.2 x 1.08 inches, and will begin at about $400 from the U.S.
The basic recipe is similar to other netbooks, commencing with Intel's 22mm x 22mm, one.6GHz Atom N270 processor. The N270 has a 533MHz FSB and 512KB L2 cache, and it operates using the 945GSE chipset, which provides gadgets according to it enhanced graphics and power-saving abilities, in accordance to Intel.
Like netbook pioneers such as Asus, with its Eee, Lenovo presents its S9 edition in the unit with the eight.9 inch display, 4GB of solid-state storage, and, for "certain abroad markets,Office 2010 Home And Business Key," a model of Linux (Linpus, within this scenario -- also Acer's distribution of alternative for its Aspire 1 netbook).
For the U.S.,Microsoft Office 2010 Standard, Lenovo's sole netbook is the S10, featuring Windows XP Property Edition, a ten.2 inch screen, and 80GB or 160GB of tough disk storage. On this configuration, it competes squarely with other gadgets these as MSI's Wind NB U100, and Acer's Aspire.
Lenovo's IdeaPad S10 comes in white, black, or even the red-and-white version in depth above
The S10 -- and presumably the S9, though Lenovo did not release separate specifics -- consists of a keyboard that is "85 % of total size," and a scenario that arrives in white, black, or a red-and-white combo. It contains an LED-backlit display, a 10/100 Ethernet port,Office 2007 Serial, 802.11b/g wireless networking, a VGA port, plus a "4-in-1" card reader (perhaps supporting SD, MMC, Memory Stick, and Memory Stick Pro formats, though these weren't specified). The gadget offers 512GB of RAM on 80GB configurations, and 1GB of RAM on 160Gb versions.
Like numerous netbooks, the S10 is offered with possibly three-cell or six-cell batteries, delivering a claimed existence of possibly 3 or six several hours, respectively. And, like HP's HP 2133 Mini-Note Laptop, in addition, it contains an Express Card enlargement slot, probably useable with third-party cellular modems. The S10 also provides optional Bluetooth, according to Lenovo.
Lenovo statements the IdeaPad S10 netbook continues to be engineered to lessen the heat emitted on important make contact with places, such as the bottom with the Personal computer, the palm rest, and also the keyboard. Moreover, an incorporated "OneKey Rescue System" utility is stated to help you users recover information in the touch of a button really should a system error or virus happen.
Features and specifications listed by Lenovo for that IdeaPad S10 consist of:Processor -- one.6GHz Intel Atom N270
Memory -- 512MB or 1GB of RAM (rumored to get expandable to 2GB,Microsoft Office 2007 Ultimate, though not confirmed by Lenovo)
Display -- ten.2-inch exhibit (S10); 8.9-inch screen (S9)
Storage -- 4GB strong state generate, 80GB hard drive, or 160GB challenging drive
Camera -- one.3 megapixel
Networking: LAN -- one x 10/100 Ethernet
WLAN -- 802.11b/g wireless
PAN -- Bluetooth (optional)
Other I/O:two x USB
1 x VGAExpansion:Four-in-one card reader
Express Card slotBattery type/life:three-cell, three hours
six-cell, six hoursDimensions -- 9.eight x 7.2 x 1.08 inches
Weight -- 2.four lbs (S10, with three-cell battery)More information
According to Lenovo, the IdeaPad S10 will probably be obtainable in early October. U.S pricing is $400 for the 512MB/80GB configuration, and $500 to get a 1GB/160GB configuration. Availability and pricing in the Linux-based S9, that will be targeted at abroad markets, wasn't offered.
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