Tag archive: IdeaPad

It was rumored back in April that Lenovo would be releasing a tablet or two around now, and today the Chinese manufacturer surprised us slightly by unveiling not one, not even two, but three new tablets. The 10.1-inch devices will be sold globally, with prices to be set close to those of the popular iPad, its main rival. So how do the three tablets line up? Well, for consumers Lenovo has come up with the IdeaPad Tablet K1 . For business users… Read More

Computer maker Lenovo has unveiled a bevy of new systems for CES this year, including its new Y470 and Y570 notebooks that the company claims are the world's fastest-booting Windows 7 PCs, going from power-on to the Windows desktop in under ten seconds thanks to Lenovo's Enhanced Experience 2.0 for Windows—and SSD drives. The new systems also feature Intel's second-generation Core processors (going all the way up to Core… Read More

Computer maker Lenovo has unveiled its first slate of Windows 7-bearing notebook and desktop computers, focusing on its Idea line: IdeaPad notebooks and IdeaCentre desktops. Although Lenovo is known for catering to the corporate and enterprise markets, the company is also trying to strike some chords with consumers with appealing designs, strong multimedia capabilities, and (of course) a bit of power under the lid. “Our Idea products are… Read More

Lenovo has announced a new IdeaPad S10e netbook, a version of its recently-introduced small and light notebook computer, but this time aimed specifically at the K-12 and higher education markets. Like other netbooks—such as the ever-populating Asus Eee line, Dell's Mini 9 and 12, and even systems like the Intel Classmate and OLPC XO, Lenovo is positioning the S10 as an ideal system for connecting to the Internet to conduct… Read More

Lenovo has rolled out four new notebooks in its IdeaPad line of consumer notebooks, adding size choices and (dare we say it?) color choices to Lenovo's famously staid lineup. Along with colors—orange, black, red, and blue—Lenovo is also rolling forward with facial recognition as a login system, along with offering HDMI and optional Blu-ray drives. “From San Francisco to Paris to Singapore, customer feedback on our… Read More