Lenovo is entering the “netbook” market with the IdeaPad S9 and S10. The 8.9″ screen IdeaPad S9 and 10.2″ screen IdeaPad S10 netbooks come in deep blue, pastel pink and ruby red as well as white and black.
Weighing just above 09.kg, the one-inch thick Lenovo Ideapad will use the Intel Atom processor.
Each unit will come with a default 1GB of RAM and a choice of 160GB HDD or a 4GB SSD. There are 2 USB ports, a 4-in-1 card reader, WiFi 802.11 b/g, Bluetooth, ExpressCard slot and a webcam. Lenovo also boasts of its OneKey Recovery on Microsoft Windows-based netbooks which allows data recovery at the touch of a button in case of a system error or virus occur.
The Lenovo Ideapad will be out this September for a suggested retail price of Php22,990 (with either Windows XP or Linux OS).
This will make Linux popular. I hope this trend will cause Linux to significantly improve.
If that is the actual price of the 10.2 incher, I’d definitely get that instead of the Dell E Slim. Hope it comes with the Lenovo roll cage.
I mean for the 160GB.
Wow, at that low price compared to the others? I’m definitely going to go for this one and then install Ubuntu on it.
Any more details? Sounds too cheap to be true for a Lenovo. Seems like I need to hold off buying a sub-notebook again.
interesting. i was thinking of getting msi wind. but i will have to wait and check this out first.
hmmn this is getting to be interesting. i almost bought the msi wind last weekend. hope it comes out soon and so does the gigabyte m912v with 3g.
That’s all I got from Lenovo Philippines marketing. Will post updates once I get them.
Will pick this one up… better price to specs ratio from other sub-notebooks.
pastel pink.. pastel pink.. hmmmm.. =D
Any updates? From what I know it’s coming out in November, not September, and the price will be around Php26,500, At least that’s what it says on the PC Corner website. If it’s coming in Sept., I can wait for it, but Nov., nah…
hoorah!!
DOTA on the Go!
@Nutbook
of course.. vat vat vat.. cursed VAT!
Well, it’s about the same price as an Eee PC1000H at 26K, so it’s fair. But I can’t wait three more months… And for me it’ll be Maple Story on the go, FTW!
[...] Price starts at Php22,990 but could jump up after some upgrades. See original announcement of the Lenovo IdeaPad here. [...]
much better than dell inspiron mini? and msi wind? or this one is the best among 3?:)
I got mine already! Wahoo!
Fun, very porma, especially the case. Haha.
But MS XP Service pack 3 (which came with it) SUCKS BIG TIME! Blocks my internet (similar complaint from other SP3 users according to the broadband tech guy). Blocks Quicktime and Real Media Player installation. Doesnt allow re-installation of Service Pack 2! I HATE IT!!!
OR. I should just go to the computer shop. Haha.
ano ba mas maganda?
hp mini
acer aspire one
asus eee pc 1000h
msi wind
lenovo s10
since halos magkakapareho lang ng price, sa specs na lang
need your help
got one 2 weeks ago.. I havent really got to use it coz my wife uses it all the time, 1670rm here in kl
Got one a month ago and its features are good, except a sort of glitch on the built-in webcam. Sad to say, I have to send it to their shop for troubleshooting.
[...] Lenovo IdeaPad s10 [...]
uhm, abe, any idea how to reboot s10′s OS? ^^
deseo saber el costo de la misma
hm. the s10 is really lovely. but the capslock is eating me! and the tab is too narrow! but for the price of cheap mobility, its something that you can turn a blind eye on.
there’s not much significant difference between the 12″ or the 14″ lenovos from this 10″ s10 except for the troublesome capslock and tab keys, keyboard-wise.
how can I connect to the internet with my s10 lenovo notebook? i think something’s wrong..
Hi,
Can someone please help me for information how to reset my Lenovo S10e password?
It was done wrong with my service provider Auto page. The computer keeps on asking for a password to connect onto the internet.
Thanks
Henk.