Lenovo debuts its newest models in its line o of inexpensive mainstream laptops, the G570, G470, G575, and G475.
When it rains, it pours. Lenovo(lenovo laptop batteries) these days launched new models in its G series of reasonably priced mainstream laptops at the Consumer Electronics Show. The newest G Series models?anamely the G570, G470, G575, and G475?acan be configured with up to a dual-core Intel Core i7 processor, or AMD Brazos Fusion APU. Other configurable options are memory (up to 8GB DDR3), hard drive (750GB), optical drive (DVD and Blu-ray), and Video graphics (AMD Radeon HD 6730 up to 1GB, except for the G770, which can be configured up to the AMD Radeon 6650
The 13.3-inch IdeaPad G470 measures 12.9 by 8.6 by 0.8/1.3 inches (HWD), even though the 14-inch G570 measures 13.4 by 9.1 by 0.7/1.4 and also the 15.6-inch G4575 and G575 measures 14.8 by 9.8 by 0.7/1.4 inches. Dimensions for the 17-inch G770's measurements are yet to be announced.
All four new models sport a 1,366 by 768 display, a multitouch touchpad, and wireless connectivity within the form of 802.11n and Bluetooth 1. All four also feature an integrated 2.0-megapixel Webcam, USB 2.0 ports, 5-in-1 reader, HDMI port. Bundled software includes Lenovo Enhanced Experience 2.0 for Windows 7 with RapidBoot technology.
Availability and pricing for the new IdeaPad G Series laptops are yet to be announced.
2011年1月17日星期一
2010年8月13日星期五
Lenovo Release the ThinkPad X100e Dual-core Netbook
Graphics on board, makes this netbook have what it with the Intel Atom-based Netbooks rival takes to compete?
The Thinkpad X100e offers a 11.6 inch LED screen, x with a healthy resolution of 1366 768th As with all computers in the Thinkpad series, the X100e is a very solid build, and would be a welcome addition to the boardroom and the bedroom to do the same. It shares a common look with the rest of the Thinkpad series, and is available in "Midnight Black" and "heat wave red '.
However, the X100e from the standard Thinkpad design in a way that is different, with the keyboard chiclet design that is very popular late. The keyboard has a similar level of quality, however, although the lack of a backlight a little disappointing. Once you have a backlit keyboard, it's hard to go back, and this may in itself be reason enough to use off for some consumers.
The screen has a matte surface, which is mainly used differently than the glossy screens in many other Netbooks. While glossy screens can be large under certain conditions, I much prefer the readability outdoors, which can make a matte screen. The sound is far from fantastic, but it is loud enough for most applications and very low in default.
Performance wise, the Dual-Core X100e is a huge improvement over its single-core predecessor, because of the AMD Turion X2 Dual-Core processor Neo L625 on board. For the price is asked, this is a faster computer that will be more than enough for most users' mobile needs. In fact it is so good that it easily X100e an ultra portable notebook or netbook.
Most of the usual connections are provided with a handy 4 in 1 Card Reader, but no HDMI or Display Port connectivity. The USB standard is only 2.0 as well, but that's really not that surprising in a netbook-class computer. Disapointingly works, the Thinkpad X100e run a little hot, never a good trait for an ultra portable computer that is realistically a lot to be used on the lap.
Battery life is an important issue on any portable laptop, and the X100e fairs well, if not brilliant in this respect, to slightly more than 4 1 / 2 hours, with wireless Internet use. Overall, it's hard on the X100e, if the selling price of about $ 550, which is not much when you build the quality and performance that are considered in the offer believes complain.
Technical data
1.6 GHz AMD Turion X2 Dual-Core Neo-L625 CPU
ATI Radeon 3200 graphics card
11.6-inch LED screen
1366 x 768 resolution
250GB SATA HDD
2 GB DDR2 RAM
4.1 card reader
802.11 b / g / n
Windows 7 Professional 32bit
The Thinkpad X100e offers a 11.6 inch LED screen, x with a healthy resolution of 1366 768th As with all computers in the Thinkpad series, the X100e is a very solid build, and would be a welcome addition to the boardroom and the bedroom to do the same. It shares a common look with the rest of the Thinkpad series, and is available in "Midnight Black" and "heat wave red '.
However, the X100e from the standard Thinkpad design in a way that is different, with the keyboard chiclet design that is very popular late. The keyboard has a similar level of quality, however, although the lack of a backlight a little disappointing. Once you have a backlit keyboard, it's hard to go back, and this may in itself be reason enough to use off for some consumers.
The screen has a matte surface, which is mainly used differently than the glossy screens in many other Netbooks. While glossy screens can be large under certain conditions, I much prefer the readability outdoors, which can make a matte screen. The sound is far from fantastic, but it is loud enough for most applications and very low in default.
Performance wise, the Dual-Core X100e is a huge improvement over its single-core predecessor, because of the AMD Turion X2 Dual-Core processor Neo L625 on board. For the price is asked, this is a faster computer that will be more than enough for most users' mobile needs. In fact it is so good that it easily X100e an ultra portable notebook or netbook.
Most of the usual connections are provided with a handy 4 in 1 Card Reader, but no HDMI or Display Port connectivity. The USB standard is only 2.0 as well, but that's really not that surprising in a netbook-class computer. Disapointingly works, the Thinkpad X100e run a little hot, never a good trait for an ultra portable computer that is realistically a lot to be used on the lap.
Battery life is an important issue on any portable laptop, and the X100e fairs well, if not brilliant in this respect, to slightly more than 4 1 / 2 hours, with wireless Internet use. Overall, it's hard on the X100e, if the selling price of about $ 550, which is not much when you build the quality and performance that are considered in the offer believes complain.
Technical data
1.6 GHz AMD Turion X2 Dual-Core Neo-L625 CPU
ATI Radeon 3200 graphics card
11.6-inch LED screen
1366 x 768 resolution
250GB SATA HDD
2 GB DDR2 RAM
4.1 card reader
802.11 b / g / n
Windows 7 Professional 32bit
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