Lenovo’s gone official with details on its Ideapad S10 ultra-portable notebook: it’ll come with Windows XP pre-installed, measure 25 x 18 cm, weigh just 1.08kg in its lightest configuration, and pack in a LED back-lit 10-inch screen. Powered by Intel Atom N270 and 945 GSE express chipset, the diminutive PC also has some advanced heat-dissipation tech so that your lap and wrists won’t get overheated. Interestingly Lenovo notes that “In some countries there will be 9-inch versions,” different colours and “Linux preloads”… but doesn’t say if those systems will hit the US eventually. Initially then, the S10 will cost you either US$399 for a 512MB memory, 80GB HDD model or US$450 for a 1GB, 160GB HDD model, and comes in black red or white. Press release info below.
Ronnie Arnold
Friday, October 3, 2008 at 9:21 AMIt would be nice to see this item shown in Aussie dollars and where i can buy two of these Notebooks right NOW! in Australia?
because we are so far away from the USA we the consumers are at the mercy of some pen pushing dickheads who havent got a clue when it comes to buying new technology,If u think I’am angry, what about the tens of thousands of other customers in this country? For goodness sake we cant even buy duel deck American Audio Cdg 350 karaoke players because of some bloody half-wit who thinks he knows what people want in this country! No wonder we are so backwards when it comes to keeping up with technology!