by Jay Garrett on January 5, 2010
For those that want to stay hip with the latest fashions Lenovo bring you the IdeaPad U1.
Everyone seems to be talking about tablets and/or netbooks – Boom! The IdeaPad U1 is both!
You can use it as an Intel Core Duo SU processored Windows 7 netbook who’s spec includes 4GB of RAM, 2 USB ports, HDMI and a 4-in-1 memory reader.
But when it’s all about tablet computing, say, running a version of Linux – just hoik the screen from the IdeaPad U1’s body.
As easy as that.
The tablet section of the IdeaPad U1 has a Qualcomm ARM Snapdragon chip and 512MB of RAM all of its own. There’s even a 1.3MP webcam!
It’s gotta be more useful than just being a German bus seat.
The clever 2-in-1 Lenovo IdeaPad U1 will cost somewhere around the $1000 mark when it shows itself in June. Expect more deets when the CES kicks off
by Jay Garrett on November 11, 2009
Looking for a Windows-based Mac Mini alike?
Do you need to be able to choose from a multitude of colours and designs to suit your hip pad?
Say “welllllllll heeeeeeelloooooo!” to the new Dell Inspiron Zino HD.
The mini desk-top puter measures a mere 7.8 x 7.8 x 3.4 inches.
As I mentioned just seconds ago: It’s personalisable.
There’s 10 optional interchangeable colours and designs as well as the range of AMD Athlon processors, ATI Mobility Radeon graphics, up to 1TB hard disk and up to 8GB RAM.
You get four USB ports, a headphone connector, a four-in-one-memory card reader, Wi-Fi, VGA, eSATA and HDMI connectors – the latter of which in conjunction with the optional Blu-ray drive will turn the little cutey into a wee HD home cinema pc.
More choice comes with the OS: Windows Vista, Windows 7 or Ubuntu Linux 9.04.
Price-wise you’re looking at £299 for the base model, get the puter and chuck in a monitor for £531 and for the top-of-the-ranger you’ll be paying £744.