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The Lenovo U350 IdeaPad Notebook – Small on the outside, BIG on the inside

Posted by: BlackCode    Tags:  2 processor technology, Active Protection System, All that, ambient light sensor, battery life, best thing, centrino, Classes of computers, Computing, connectivity options, extended battery life, facial recognition technology, full multimedia, Ideapad, IdeaPad U350 notebook, Inside, Intel, intel centrino, LapTops, Lenovo, Lenovo IdeaPad S10, Lenovo IdeaPad S12, Lenovo U350 IdeaPad, miniscule dimensions, multimedia capability, Netbooks, Notebook, Notebooks, Nvidia Ion, outside, powerful features, processor technology, Rescue System, skimming the surface, Small, Sound Room, superior connectivity options, surround sound, Technology Internet, theres, U350, VeriFace    Posted date:  October 12, 2010  |  2 Comments

The miniscule dimensions of the Lenovo IdeaPad U350 notebook give no indication of the powerful features within. Theres the Ambient Light Sensor, OneKey Rescue System, Active Protection System, VeriFace facial recognition technology and thats only skimming the surface. This notebook comes with a full multimedia capability, Dolby Sound Room surround sound and superior connectivity options. All that, combined with an extended battery life and Intel Centrino 2 processor technology, makes U350 the best thing that happened to notebooks.
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2 Comments for The Lenovo U350 IdeaPad Notebook – Small on the outside, BIG on the inside

d1asslvr

brushed silver painted plastic

sicktown80

lol…. “BRUSHED METAL” this is a LIE !!!



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