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Lenovo Idea pad S10-3t 0651-85U 10.1-Inch Netbook Tablet (Black)
The new Lenovo Idea Pad S10-3t comes with a 10.1" screen accompanying the Lenovo Natural Touch multi-touch technology which is one of great feature of this tablet as it can swivel 180

Lenovo IdeaPad K1 10-Inch Tablet - Quick Review

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To enter a very demanding and highly competitive market as the 10-inch tablet market with a new high-end device right now could prove quite tricky. However, this is exactly what Lenovo has done, recently releasing the IdeaPad K1, a slate that will enter into direct competition with big names as the iPad 2, the Asus Eee Pad Transformer or the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1.

We will quickly review this new 10-inch tablet in the following post, trying to establish if the IdeaPad K1 stands any chance of becoming a selling success.

Design and display

Featuring a matte, chrome-colored side and back trim, as well as a deep red back panel, the IdeaPad K1 comes with a bold, original and good-looking design. In terms of dimensions and weight, however, Lenovo's new tablet is below-par when comparing it to its main rivals. The 1.6 pounds weight and the 10.4x 7.44 x.52 inches make the IdeaPad K1 a rather bulky and heavy device.

The 10.1-inch display with 1280x800 pixels resolution is decent at a first sight, offering good viewing angles and so-so contrast and colors. However, the glare and the poor contrast make the IdeaPad's screen well below average.

Performance, storage and software

In terms of performance, the IdeaPad K1 does a pretty good job, featuring the strong and fast 1 GHz Nvidia Tegra 2 dual-core processor with 1 GB of RAM memory. The cameras are pretty poor, on the other hand, but this is quite standard for 10-inch tablets nowadays.

As far as storage goes, the IdeaPad K1 is available in two models, a 32 GB and a 64 GB version and it also features a micro SD card reader with which you can extend your tablet's memory. In terms of software, the K1 runs on Android Honeycomb 3.1, which should mean lots of apps and snappy performance.

Connectivity and pricing

While Lenovo is not a big name on the tablet market right now, the company has certainly thought big when building this tablet. The K1 features Bluetooth, WiFi compatibility, as well as 3G and HDMI, in short everything you could hope to get in terms of connectivity.

Regarding the price of the device, the IdeaPad K1 is currently available for a little below 500 dollars( the 32 GB Wi-Fi only version), which is not extremely expensive, if you look at what it offers.

Wrap-up

Featuring a pretty attractive design, good performance level, decent software and coming at a quite competitive price, the Lenovo IdeaPad K1 seems a sensible choice for some of you technology fanatics.

However, the display and portability problems, as well as the fact that it is not produced by a big name in the tablet market will probably make most of you avoid buying the slate.

Mike is an expert when it comes to giving advice about tablet PCs. If you have been searching for a good Lenovo IdeaPad K1 review out there and have not found one yet, you are in the right place! For more information about this tablet or about any other gadget, feel free to drop Mike a comment and he will get back to you as soon as possible.

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Quick look and the Lenovo IdeaPad YOGA prototype, showcased for the first time at CES. Comes with a swivable display, an IPS panel with 1600 x 900 px resolution and it runs Windows 7 on a next generation Core iX processor.
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Lenovo IdeaPad S10-3 - The Netbook With the Best Keyboard

by Masaru Kamikura

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The IdeaPad S10-3 is perhaps the least exciting of Lenovo's latest offerings. It doesn't make as many headlines as the Lenovo Skylight smartbook or that Lenovo laptop with a detachable display. Still, you can't overlook the IdeaPad S10-3. This machine is a fully-functional mini-laptop and may sell more units than the upcoming Lenovo smartbooks or tablets.

Configuration

Processor: 1.66-GHz Intel Atom N450 processor
Operating System: Windows 7 Starter Edition
Maximum RAM: 1GB
Maximum storage: 160GB/5,400 rpm
Display: 10.1 inches display with 1024 x 600 pixels
Graphics: Intel GMA 3150 integrated graphics
Price as configured: $ 369.00

The Laptop Magazine recently reviewed the netbook and seems impressed with it. There are, nevertheless, a few drawbacks as well.

At 2.6 pounds, the S10-3 is lighter than most netbooks. It also sports an attractive design. The lid features a checkered pattern of matte and glossy black squares which does a good job of hiding fingerprints.

Lenovo notebooks are famous for their excellent keyboards. The S10-3 is no different. It has one of the best netbook keyboards. But the touchpad is another story. Like some Dell netbooks, the IdeaPad S10-3 has touchpad buttons integrated on to the touch area. This set up was probably an attempt at saving some space. But unfortunately it doesn't function properly. It also requires some getting used to. But if you prefer using an external mouse with your laptop, you can certainly overlook this flaw.

The speakers produce loud sound. They are better than the speakers on most netbooks. The display is also good.

Battery life

The IdeaPad S10-3 lasted for a respectable 7 hours in the Laptop Battery test. But if endurance is your chief concern, you may find the Dell Inspiron Mini 10 (9 hours) or the Eee PC 1001P (8.5 hours) more attractive than the S10-3.

Performance

The S10-3 is powered by a Pine Trail Atom N450 processor with integrated GMA 3150 graphics. Performance is satisfactory. The machine has enough power to handle everything a netbook is supposed to do.

Verdict

The IdeaPad S10-3 is significantly better than its predecessor. It features a slick design, has a great keyboard and audible speakers. On the flip side, it gives less battery life than its competitors the Inspiron Mini 10 or the Asus Eee PC 1001P. The best feature of this netbook is its keyboard. So if you tend to do a lot of typing on your laptop, you will definitely find this machine more useful than other netbooks in the similar price range. But if endurance and storage are your priorities, get the Toshiba NB305 or the Inspiron Mini 10 instead.

The author is the editor of Notebooks Unlimited.Net, a tech blog giving netbook reviews. Visit Notebooks Unlimited for a more detailed review of Lenovo IdeaPad S10-3.

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