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Lenovo intros IdeaPad Yoga convertible and 'world's slimmest' all-in-one
- Lenovo has come well prepared for this year's Consumer Electronics Show, toting a handsome array of machines including what appears to be a larger, near-production version of an old ultra-compact prototype. Years ago the company released pictures of its "Pocket…
Lenovo shows off K91 Smart TV, world's first with Android 4.0
- Chinese technology giant Lenovo, currently the world number two producer of notebooks, has beaten Apple to the jump in its rumored TV ambitions by releasing their own set : the K91 Smart TV. Available for viewing at this year’s CES,…
Lenovo's dockable IdeaTab S2 to ship worldwide, sport Android ICS
- Lenovo has taken the wraps off its IdeaTab S2 tablet for the global market. The IdeaTab S2 is the international version of the LePad S2010 that was announced for China back in November. The tablet will ship with Android 4.0…
Lenovo intros new ThinkPads, Thunderbolt-equipped Edge S430
- Lenovo is kicking off their CES laptop announcements early with the unveiling of several new laptop computers. The round of announcements includes everything from new B Series laptops at the low-end, to a revamped ThinkPad Edge lineup, as well as…
Lenovo readies affordable ThinkPad X130e for clumsy kids
- There are few academic tools more important than a sturdy laptop, and Lenovo is hoping to keep K-12 students well-equipped this holiday season and beyond. The company's new ThinkPad X130e is "specially ruggedized for education," including rubber bumpers to absorb…
Lenovo intros ultra-slim IdeaCentre Q180 HTPC
- Lenovo is reaching out to the HTPC crowd with a new IdeaCentre system it touts as the world's smallest desktop PC. While we can't vouch for their marketing statements, the new IdeaCentre Q180 is certainly slim and trim, and it…
Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet Review
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Lenovo has expanded their line of computing devices to include tablets. The company introduced two new slates earlier this year – the consumer-oriented IdeaPad K1 and the business-minded ThinkPad Tablet that we are examining today.
We've come to know Lenovo as one of the premiere business notebook manufacturers over the past years. The foundation for its ThinkPad line has been a uniform style that's stood the test of time quite well. It's simple, practical, recognizable and instills the value of quality in the minds of many. It'll be interesting to see how that tradition has carried on to their first ThinkPad tablet running Android.
Building the perfect ultrabook – and where PC makers are wrong
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Editorial It appears as though we're just now arriving to that sweet spot where fewer compromises can be made to build fast and svelte machines that are budget-friendly, all at the same time. However, it's easy to miss what a true next-generation ultraportable notebook should be.
Manufacturers are short-sighted if they only focus on building fast machines that weigh 3 pounds or less, without putting design and user experience at the core of their future developments. Here are some key aspects where I believe PC makers should focus and where some are already failing on their first try to deliver a killer ultrabook.
Lenovo readies 10.1" Ice Cream Sandwich tablet with Tegra 3
- So far Asus remains the only company to officially announce a Tegra 3 based tablet but it looks like Lenovo will be joining the fray soon. According to a report on Engadget, the Chinese manufacturer is readying a new 10.1-inch…
HP expands its PC lead, Lenovo now in second place
- Hewlett-Packard's personal computer shipments grew 5.3 percent in the third quarter of 2011, while for the first time Lenovo has overtaken Dell to become the world's second biggest computer manufacturer, according to the data from two influential research firms.
Lenovo IdeaPad A1 now available, Toshiba AT200 hits the FCC
- Lenovo's wallet-friendly Android tablet has quietly gone on sale via the company's online store with pricing starting at only $199 -- the same rate as Amazon's hotly-awaited Kindle Fire. The 7-inch slate carries a 1024x600 multitouch display with a 2MP camera in…
Notebook players to ship less than 50k Ultrabooks initially
- Notebook vendors Acer, Lenovo, Toshiba and Asustek Computer are limiting initial availibility of Ultrabooks to fewer than 50,000 units to test the market. The collective group is well aware that demand for notebook computers isn’t likely to recover by the…
Lenovo intros IdeaPad A1 tablet with $199 starting price
- Lenovo has added a new member to its growing Android tablet lineup. The IdeaPad A1 will be squarely aimed at the budget-conscious market with a starting price of just $199, and though it may not be a cutting-edge device, it…
Lenovo unveils IdeaPad U300s Ultrabook, U400 and U300
- Lenovo has announced a trio of IdeaPad notebooks today, featuring thin profiles and the latest Intel processors. The star of the show is the new 13-inch IdeaPad U300s, which is actually the company's first "Ultrabook" design, and at just 0.6…
AMD picks Lenovo veteran as its new president and CEO
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The search for a new leader over at AMD is finally over: today the company has appointed Rory Read, Lenovo's former COO, as its new president, CEO and board member. The announcement concludes a seven-month search after AMD's previous CEO, Dirk Meyer, was ousted...
Lenovo Thinkpad Tablet launches in the U.S., starts at $500
- As promised, Lenovo's ThinkPad Tablet is now available in the U.S. sporting Android 3.1 and prices starting at $499 -- $20 more than we heard last month. The business-oriented device is powered by Nvidia's Tegra 2 dual-core processor operating at…
Lenovo IdeaCentre K330 Review
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The Lenovo IdeaCentre K330 is a budget gaming desktop PC that has ample power for general-purpose work, and should be well suited for video and other multimedia work as well as PC gaming.
Our review unit's $1,099 configuration features a 3.4 GHz Intel i7-2600, 12GB of DDR3 RAM, an Nvidia GeForce GTX 460 graphics card, a Hitachi 2TB 7200 RPM hard drive, a Blu-ray / DVD combo drive and a 16-in-1 card reader, all running on Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit.
Lenovo ThinkPad tablet to launch August 23 under $500
- Lenovo’s upcoming ThinkPad tablet is scheduled for release on August 23 at a starting price of $479.99. The business-oriented device will ship with Android’s Honeycomb 3.1 operating system and a standard hardware loadout.
Lenovo unveils trio of tablets, two of them running Android
- Lenovo has finally made a move into the modern tablet market today with the introduction of not one but three new slate devices. The Android-powered IdeaPad K1 and ThinkPad tablets are set to debut in August, while the IdeaPad P1…
Lenovo, Samsung introduce Llano-powered notebooks
- The mobile version of AMD's Llano APU is cropping up across various notebook manufacturers this week with Lenovo and Samsung unveiling new Fusion-powered systems. Lenovo has added the 15.6-inch IdeaPad Z575 to its rank of mobile machines, offering three base…
Lenovo's upcoming ThinkPad tablet shown off in Brazil
- Lenovo's long rumored tablet made a brief appearance in Brazil this week. During a recent press event in the country of samba, supermodels and the seleção verde-amarela, Lenovo's Jaison Patrocinio publicly flashed the device but stopped short of providing any…
Panasonic preparing Toughbook tablet, Lenovo aims at the enterprise
- Although there's no shortage of Android tablets on the market, few are suitable for the business environment according to Panasonic. Catering to "frustrated" enterprise customers, the company has decided to fill that void by introducing a new rugged slate to…
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