UK Netbook Review

Joanna over at Engadget has put up another review of the 10.1” Lenovo IdeaPad S10-3t tablet netvertible. The model tested had an Atom N470 processor, 4-cell battery and Windows 7 Home Premium priced at $649 USD (~434 GBP).

Lenovo appears to be adding a WiMAX option to the IdeaPad U150 inch thin and light notebook. Wireless Goodness spotted an FCC filing for the U150 that containes a wireless card supporting not only 802.11b/g/n WiFi wireless, but also WiMAX mobile broadband.

The Thinkpad X100e has been out for a little bit now, and up until now we’ve always seen it with the somewhat unusual AMD Neo processor and an 11.6-inch 1,366 x 768 display, but now, according to a spec list that recently turned up on Lenovo’s own site, it looks like there’s going to be [...]

Laptop Mag has reviewed the Lenovo IdeaPad S10-3 (the non tablet version) and overall they seemed to have liked it. They noticed that Lenovo had redesigned this model quite a bit – gone are the bulbous bulges for the hinge. The battery sticks on a little on the bottom, but not the back. The glossy display (1024×600) proved sharp and crisp without excessive glare which sometimes plagues glossy screens. So all in all a pretty good, if pretty standard effort from Lenovo.

There are some more impressions and video coming in on Lenovo’s new netvertible tablet.  Lenovo forums user ELCamino got the model with the protruding 8-cell battery which yields impressive battery life: 7 hours on “Balanced” mode and 9 hours in “Super Energy Saver” mode, and that’s with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on.  He notes that the [...]