Computing

Lenovo Commits To LePad Android Tablet By End Of LeYear

Lenovo’s finally made a definitive statement on what they’re doing in the mobile computing space, and they’re going to finish the year differently than they started it: the Android-powered LePad is coming in the next few months.


May 29, 2010
Computing

Lenovo Delays Skylight Smartbook And U1 Hybrid Indefinitely

Lenovo’s attempt to herald a category of mobile devices has been put off – again – as they announced today that they’re ditching their custom Skylight Linux UI in favour of Android. It’s a significant blow to the already dying smartbook category.


Computing

Smartbooks Are Dying On The Vine. That’s Dumb.

What if I told you there was an ultralight device that put all the functionality of a powerful tablet into the thinnest, lightest laptop you ever saw? It exists. It could be great. And it’s dying before its time.


January 16, 2010
Computing

Sapper And Skylight: Designing Lenovo’s Smartbook

David Hill is the VP of Lenovo brand management and design and was also instrumental in the design of the original ThinkPad. Here, he shares the creative process in designing Lenovo’s Skylight, a smartbook which wowed us at CES.


January 8, 2010
Computing

Lenovo Skylight Hands On: The Frisbee Smartbook

The Skylight is part netbook, part smartphone, and I’m pretty sure I could throw it 50 metres. The real question is if that makes it a game changer or a novelty act.


January 5, 2010
Computing

Lenovo’s Skylight Is The First ARM-Based Snapdragon Smartbook

The Skylight is Lenovo’s entrant into the nascent smartbook category, and with Qualcomm providing its ballyhooed 1GHz Snapdragon chipset, it may well be an important evolutionary step in mobile computing.