The definition of a laptop according us is changing every passing day. The machine that we initially thought was simple and straightforward computing functions now has started boasting spectacular features and exceptional design. But sadly none of those aspects could be seen in Lenovo IdeaPad V470. Now, that’s not to say that the Lenovo IdeaPad V470 is a bad or poor laptop. It’s just that this system this is just too average. Priced at $599, the Lenovo IdeaPad V470 comes loaded with Intel Core i3-processor, and is a pretty bulky, but with an incredibly exceptional keyboard. In comparison to the $549 priced Dell Inspiron 14z, the IdeaPad V470 is priced $50 in addition and brings in USB 3.0 instead of an eSATA port, though at the same brings a fingerprint reader. Seeing at all those features  [...]

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The ThinkPad X130e from Lenovo is company’s latest offering and it will take over from its precursor ThinkPad X121e. The ThinkPad X130e is an 11.6-in system and hence it surfaces in between Netbook and laptop, but the hard drive of the system classifies it as a laptop computer. This latest offering from Lenovo is aimed at the scholar market, and has been given all the attributes to lure the students. The ThinkPad X130e boasts a tough exterior body, and is being offers with a decent choice of specifications which allows the students and the parents to get the correct system at right price. The ThinkPad X130e from Lenovo is an 11.6-in system and will be available with a selection of central processor from AMD E-450 and AMD Fusion E-300. You even will get a second generation Intel Core  [...]

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If there’s one laptop range that is the first choice of many of the businesses in the market, it has to be Lenovo’s ThinkPads, and the simple reason for that is the fact that there aren’t many brands that are as reliable as Lenovo’s flagship model. The Lenovo ThinkPad T series among all of them has been the best, and the Lenovo ThinkPad T520i that we are covering here carries that immaculate tradition. The traditional 15.6 in Lenovo ThinkPad T520i gets plenty of hallmarks that make it such a popular brand. The ThinkPad T520i has the same curled shielding lip on the base and cover, the red trackpoint joined by a three of devoted buttons underneath the keyboard, and the easily recognizable logo in the corner of the wrist rest. The one thing that we would like to say about the Lenovo  [...]

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You can like the Lenovo ThinkPad X220, but you can’t deny the fact that they aren’t for everybody, but with the all new Lenovo ThinkPad X220, Lenovo seems to change that belief and is suggesting that they can be for everyone. The Lenovo ThinkPad X220 is the latest iteration of Lenovo’s extremely-slim executive standby and offers everything to support that popular belief. The ThinkPad X220 weighs 3.3 lbs and comes with almost everything that the traveling pros or in fact anyone probably will need. The Lenovo ThinkPad X220 runs on a brand new Core i5 Sandy Bridge processor, which tips up the so-so performance, which is generally expected from an ultralight. The performance is where the X220 actually beats all its rivals by a huge margin say around 30 to 40 percent. The  [...]

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Lenovo ThinkPad X1 is a powerful notebook that offers clean design, rock solid feel, backlit keyboard, fast core i5 processor, low light web camera and fast charging battery. It is the thinnest laptop ever made, and its cleanly designed slim 13-inch screen, makes it best suitable for business travelers. However, there are plenty of sleek notebooks in the market such as Dell Adamo and MacBook Air, which were introduced couple of years ago, and now Lenovo has revealed the 13-inch laptop available for the price of $1399. Lenovo has launched plenty of ThinkPad laptops before, including ThinkPad T410, one of the full fledged thinnest laptops, Ideapad U260, a 12.5 inch sharp looking notebook and ThinkPad X1 one of the thinnest ever made. The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 comes with standard  [...]

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Lenovo ThinkPad SL500 is a business laptop having high build quality. It is based on Intel’s Centrino platform and includes a lot of features for better performance and better power management. My review model had Intel Core 2 Duo P8600 processor with cycle speed of 2.4 Ghz. This is complemented by two gigs of RAM having frequency of 667 MHz. My test machine also had an Nvidia GeForce 9300 GS graphic card having memory of 256 MB. This is a dependable laptop and doesn’t have anything flashy. It was not as good as Asus’ M51Va which I also reviewed some time ago. But that laptop is faster with 4 gigs of RAM with 800 MHz frequency, and 2.53 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor. Lenovo ThinkPad SL500 has discrete graphics chip and this means that the system will easily take any  [...]

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X-Series laptops from Lenovo are ultraportable high end machines made for business users who travel a lot. These laptops don’t compromise a lot and hence are popular with the businessmen. Lenovo ThinkPad X220 continues the tradition and also adds some new twists this time. The biggest change about the design is that it now has a 12.5 inch screen which is a bit unusual. This display size allows the chassis to be wider and also gives a spacious looking keyboard. This system is very different from other ones that you’d get in the market. Lenovo ThinkPad X220 has second generation Core i-series CPUs and these chips promise faster speed without compromising on battery life. It is really good to see this combination in a laptop but this system is still a bit behind the 13  [...]

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The Core Duo based models of N100 will be priced at $999, and Lenovo is targeting small business and mobile professionals with this laptop. As per us, the Notebook is more of a consumer notebook having the lustrous screen, silver skin and plastic casing. There are plethora of buyers in the market who likes mixing business with pleasure in today’s world, or there even are people who like using business notebooks for a more personal use. The Lenovo N100 has plenty to offer and has very less worthwhile qualities, and hence Lenovo targeting those two particular segments makes complete sense. Lenovo N100 Specifications:

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We had our review unit for $1,599, because of several upgrades that we asked for, but even then it is a lot cheaper than a similarly configured HP Pavilion dv6500t, Toshiba Tecra A9 and Gateway E-475M. Now seeing at the comparative cheap price tag of Lenovo 3000 n200 we thought that the system will struggle in competing against these high priced systems in our benchmark tests, but it held its ground very well, though it lagged behind a little in our 3D gaming benchmark test and even delivered decent battery life. Now if you are influenced by the performance of N200, then let us make it very clear that the system doesn’t have media controls, full speakers and a lot of other consumer-friendly features that are seen on the Gateway and the HP, instead of all this the system  [...]

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Pros: The Lenovo N200 has a strong build quality and easily upgradeable components. In addition to this the system flaunts a bright and lively screen; comfy touchpad having superb tactile feel from the keyboard buttons and ThinkPad style keyboard. Cons: Vertical viewing angles could easily be amended and the system comes with cooling fan with ADHD. Review: The Lenovo N200 is a mid-range consumer laptop which enters the market to compete with Dell E1505, Toshiba A200/205 and some other laptops form the same mid-range consumer laptop range. The N200 model could be seen as a refreshing update to the earlier N100 line, having enhancements like the Santa Rosa chipset, express card rather than Windows  [...]

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