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Lenovo has expanded its Xiaoxin lineup with the introduction of the XS720, a compact solid-state flash drive that combines retro-inspired design with high-performance storage capabilities. The device’s retro-inspired aesthetic includes a soft pastel blend of pink, red, and blue, resembling a classic game controller with a D-pad, central On-Off-On toggle switch, and A/B buttons.  Lenovo backs the XS720 with a three-year warranty, providing users with long-term assurance. The 2TB model is expected to be available soon, further expanding the storage options for users.  With its blend of nostalgic design and modern performance, the Lenovo XS720 SSD flash drive offers a reliable and stylish solution for on-the-go storage needs. Lenovo is entering the “netbook” market with the IdeaPad S9 and S10. 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. 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). Read more in our articles including "Lenovo launches a retro-inspired SSD, the XS720" and "Google adds new video editing tools to Android 17".