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Lenovo IdeaPad S12 | Intel ATOM Processor N270 Single Core 160GHz 533MHz 512KB | 2 GB | 320 GB | save more than |
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Lenovo IdeaPad U350 | Intel Core Duo 130GHz 800MHz 3MB | 4 GB | 320 GB | save more than |
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Lenovo IdeaPad S12 | Intel ATOM Processor N270 Single Core 160GHz 533MHz 512KB | 2 GB | 320 GB | save more than |
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Lenovo IdeaPad S10-3 | Intel Atom Processor N450 | 1 GB | 250 GB |
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Lenovo IdeaPad S12 White Cover | Intel ATOM Processor N280 166GHz 667MHz 512KB | 1 GB | 160 GB |
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Lenovo IdeaPad U450P | Intel Pentium DualCore Processor SU4100 130GHz 800MHz 2MB | 4 GB | 320 GB |
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Lenovo IdeaPad U450P | Intel Core 2 Duo SU7300 Processor 130GHz 800MHz 3MB | 4 GB | 500 GB |
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Lenovo G550 - (Grey) | Intel Core Duo T4300 210GHz 800MHz 1MB | 4 GB | 320 GB |
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Lenovo G550 | Intel Core Duo T4300 210GHz 800MHz 1MB | 3 GB | 320 GB |
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Lenovo G550 - (Grey) | Intel Core 2 Duo processor T6600 220GHz 800MHz 2MB | 4 GB | 500 GB |
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Lenovo M Series
Lenovo are renowned for creating fast and reliable business geared PCs and the M Series is another winner.
This range of PC’s is ideal for a large business with its variety of towers and space saving Eco Ultra-Small Form Factor (Eco USFF) desktops.
Save money with the Lenovo M Series
They include the ThinkVantage® Power Manager which lets you remotely control and monitor energy use, saving you money on energy bills.
One of the best features of this model is its ThinkVantage Productivity Center which is paired with Intel® vPro™ technology, allowing you to monitor diagnose and repair your PC without physically tracking down each system.
The M51 and M52 models have a toolless entry design on the hard drive, floppy drive, optical devices and adapter cards making upgrading and repairs easy and ensuring a longer life for your system.
M Series PCs are also well equipped with connectivity ports, including eight high-speed USB 2.0 ports.
Some M Series PC’s appear quite pricey for a desktop with few design features and some of the older models look quite bulky.
This is an ideal range for a medium to large business as the system is sturdy and reliable with features that optimize productivity and save time and energy.
Lenovo A Series
The Think Centre A Series are budget desktops aimed at the small business market; for a small price tag they offer great reliability and performance.
The base package starts around £320 making it very affordable and for that you get a range of components that can handle what most small businesses throw at them; a lot of word processing, spread sheets, databases, email and internet browsing with ease.
Lenovo has put some thought into the needs of small businesses with a “toolless entry design”. Essentially on the A-Series models you can get into the case, hard drive, floppy drive, optical devices and adapter cards with ease. This makes upgrades easier, especially for companies without a dedicated IT tech.
There’s more versatility with Dual Independence Display (DID). The A Series desktops all support DID, enabling you to view up to four screens. Editing documents and opening different browser windows at the same time is all far easier with two screens.
Lenovo A Series – with small businesses in mind
Obviously they would struggle with games or media editing, with only Intel® Integrated Graphics X4500, but that’s not what they were built for.
With the A Series Lenovo have produced a great PC package for small businesses.
Lenovo ThinkPad X Series- Lenovo X301
The X301 is the sleekest ThinkPad yet weighing 1.5kg, depending on your battery choices, and measuring at 19mm thick.
It is built very much like its predecessor, the ThinkPad X300, with its 13.3-inch display and built-in DVD burner, but the real difference is on the inside. The X301 uses the latest ultra-low voltage Core 2 Duo SU9400 processor which creates a great compromise between performance and battery life.
The X301 has little touches that keep it a step above its competitors, such as the noise-cancelling digital microphone and a 1440×900-pixel resolution (sharper than a MacBook Air) shown on a matte screen.
It is very energy efficient, like most notebooks in the X Series, and has even achieved EPEAT™ Gold qualification and is ENERGY STAR™ 4.0 certified.
This ThinkPad comes at a premium price; if you include the add-ons such as the integrated DVD burner, extended-life six-cell battery and double the RAM, it ends up costing more than a MacBook Air.
The Lenovo X301 “sharper than the MacBook Air”
The Lenovo X301 is recommended for frequent travellers looking for an ultraportable laptop that does not compromise on its performance. It is lightweight, has plenty of storage and excellent battery life, which is extendable with add-on battery cells.
A guide to gaming with Lenovo
What gaming PC’s are on offer?
Lenovo have a choice of both laptops and desktops for all you gamers. Last month Lenovo released its IdeaCentre B500 all-in-one and the IdeaCentre K300 desktops which both feature gaming-oriented components.
For gamers who prefer portability, there is the red IdeaPad Y430.
What features does it have?
The B500 is the more unique of the two desktops and included the following features:
- 23-inch, 1,920×1080-pixel display
- 802.11n Wi-Fi and bluetooth
- Intel® Core™ 2 Quad CPU
- Geforce GTS 250M graphics chip
- Up to 4Gb of RAM
- Up to 1Tb of storage
- TV tuner
- motion-control remote
The K300 come with the following features:
- AMD Radeon HD 4000-series graphics cards
- Up to 8Gb of RAM
- Blu-ray disc™ drive
- Two hard drives in RAID
- Hard drive capacity of 640Gb
- Intel® Core™ 2 Quad processor
- 6Gb memory
- DVD-writer
The solidly built Lenovo IdeaPad Y430 comes with the following:
- Intel® Pentium Dual Core™ T3200 2GHz
- 3Gb RAM and 256Mb of dedicated video RAM
- 250Gb hard disk drive
- Intel® GMA X4500MHD
- 14.1-inch LCD screen with 1280×800-pixel resolution.
- 1.3 Megapixel Webcamera
- Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator X4500MHD with up to 1277Mb Shared Video Memory
- DVD+-R/RW Drive with Double Layer Intel® Wi-Fi Link 5100AGN
Why is it so special?
The B500 is extremely powerful and there is no other known all-in-one PC with such a 3D chip.
The K300 is the cheaper of the two but still offers everything a gamer could desire in a gaming oriented all-in-one.
The IdeaPad Y430 gives you a lot considering it is a laptop. It is packed with features, memory and it great for portable low-end gaming.
A brief history of Lenovo ThinkPad X300
Why develop it?
The Lenovo ThinkPad X300 was developed in 2008, during the era of nanorexic laptops and netbooks. It was designed to rival the MacBook Air and distinguish itself as the world thinnest, lightest laptop.
What is it?
The X300 is an ultra-portable notebook which uses LED backlighting, has a removable battery, a solid state drive, GSPm WWAN, a built in webcam and an integrated DVD burner.
Why is it so special?
The Lenovo X300 was revered as one of the lightest and thinnest notebook upon its release a year ago. It weighs a tiny 1.42kg and measures just 2.34cm at its thinnest point. It has since been upgraded in the form of the X301 which measures just 19mm at its thinnest point and uses a more powerful processor.
The X300 is where ultra-portables started for Lenovo, which is was really makes it special.
Who is it for?
The ThinkPad X301 is recommended for frequent travellers who are looking for an ultraportable laptop that does not compromise on its performance.
Lenovo Company Guide
Who is Lenovo?
Lenovo Group Limited is the fourth largest global seller of PCs, based in headquarters in Morrisville, North Carolina in the US.
Lenovo is a multinational corporation which provides for business and customers in over 160 countries, employing over 21,000 across the globe.
What do they do?
Lenovo develops, manufactures and markets a variety of technology ranging from desktops, laptops and workstations to storage drives and IT management software.
The company is well known for it innovative contribution in the industry and is committed to the upkeep of this reputation.
It has research centres in China, Japan and the U.S. where scientist have produced advanced technologies throughout recent history from the original design of the “bento box” notebook in 1992 right up to the launch of the one of the world lightest notebooks, the ThinkPad X300, in 2008.
When did they start?
The company, New Technology Developer Inc. was founded in 1984 by Chairman Liu Chuanzhi along with ten other colleagues and was funded by the Chinese Academy of Sciences; its name was later changed to Legend Group.
In 2003 the Legend group began to market its products under the new name of Lenovo, taking the “Le” from Legend and “novo” from the Latin word for new.
Lenovo Group then took over IBM’s PC division in 2005, in an acquisition that saw the merging of two technology power from both East and West.
First all-in-one PC by Lenovo
Lenovo introduce its first all-in-one desktop PC, built for the needs of small, medium and large businesses.
The ThinkCentre A70z saves 70 per cent more space with its 19inch LCD monitor set on a slim stand and with its solo cable decreasing wire clutter.
It uses less energy and takes less time to set up than your average desktop, making it perfect for business people and heavy users.
Lenovo weathers economic storm
Lenovo has annouced that after one of the most challenging economic years in living memory, the company has turned a profit and achieved a sizeable leap in market share.
Not only did Lenovo see its earnings more than double that of last years for the quarter, it also saw worldwide PC shipments increase by 17 per cent over last year, exceeding the industry average of only 2.3 percent.
X100e is Lenovo’s thinnest ThinkPad yet
Cashing in at half the price of the X200 ThinkPad, the X100e proves to be Lenovo’s thinnest and cheapest netbook/notebook combination.
The model, with its 11.6-inch HD screen, 1.36kg weight and five hour battery life will be showcased at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas in January.
The ThinkPad X100e will be available in white and red alongside the classic black chassis.
Lenovo monitors the environment
Lenovo has brought out five new ThinkVision monitors designed with being green in mind.
The new line, with their unmatched visual richness, includes the ThinkVision L2251x which is Lenovo’s most environmentally friendly monitor due to its use of recycled plastics and low power consumption.
All the new monitors are TCO Certified, EPEAT™ Gold rated and are 50 per cent more energy efficient than previous models.
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