Lenovo IdeaPad U350 first look

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Lenovo IdeaPad U350 first look

Posted by: BlackCode Tags: affordable alternative, better power consumption, Brief review, Budget, Cheap, Chipset, Classes of computers, Computing, Consumer Ultra-Low Voltage, contender, craftsmanship, CULV, Designing, end thin-and-light budget, Engadget, First, glossy cheap plastic, great craftsmanship, hardware specifications, HDMI, HDMI output, Ideapad, Information, Intel, intel chipset, Laptop, LapTops, Lenovo, Lenovo Ideapad, Lenovo IdeaPad S10, Lenovo IdeaPad S12, Look, low voltage, major consideration, Market, Materials, Netbooks, new affordable alternative, Nvidia Ion, outer shell, Photos, plastic materials, power consumption, Report, starting price, Technology Internet, U350, wide range Posted date: August 15, 2010 | 5 Comments

Last month Lenovo announced a new affordable alternative to the Lenovo T400, the IdeaPad U350. There is now a brief review on Engadget including a gallery of photos. Early indications report that the laptop has an outer-shell which has been manufactured with great craftsmanship, not using the glossy cheap plastic materials usually associated with most low end thin-and-light budget laptops. One major consideration when designing this laptop was to be a contender in the ever growing CULV (Consumer Ultra-Low Voltage) market, there is not a huge amount of information on the hardware at present however it is understood that the U350 uses an Intel chipset which are known for having better power consumption, the laptop also has a HDMI output. The U350 is also under an inch thick and has a 13.3 display, a wide range of hardware specifications are available and the starting price is understood to be around 0.
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5 Comments for Lenovo IdeaPad U350 first look

Bjarkeah

You got idea for the market. That’s nice. Would love to get my hands on the 1,4 ghz duo model.

wywlice

WOW, this laptop is HOT!!!!, love it.

qutubes

i dont like any lap top without TRACKING POINT in the middle of key board !
If this laptop has a tracking point ( mouse pointer ) in the middle of keyboard this could have be awsome
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yfatfree

From what I can see the Lenovo/IBM U350 seems to be that it could be somewhat thinner than the highly competative Apple MacBook Air

izak1992

I love the S10 !