Lenovo has published a new video of the upcoming IdeaPad S110 on its official video channel. Although the specs of the upcoming Lenovo computer would want you to call it a netbook, marketing whizzes at Lenovo prefer to call it a “mini notebook.”

Whatever you call it, the specs are pretty decent which includes an Intel Atom 2600 processor, a 10.1-inch HD display, optional HD webcam, USB 3.0 support, Wi-Fi or optional 3G, Lenovo’s Quick Start Instant On, 98-percent full-size chiclet keyboard and different color choices.

Lenovo is expected to make the new mini notebook official at CES in the next couple of weeks.

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So it seems India is getting its fair share of Ultrabooks and the latest in line to join the bandwagon is Lenovo IdeaPad U300s. Ultrabook brings style as well as performance and U300s is no exception. The U300s is just 14.9mm thick and is created from a single aluminum shell that gives it a clean and streamlined look.

On the hardware front, the Ultrabook packs in a 13.3-inch 16:9 widescreen HD display, Core i5 processor, 4GB RAM, up to 128GB SSD, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, HD webcam, HDMI-out, SRS Premium Sound, Intel WiDi support and a battery life of up to 8 hours.

Lenovo also touts U300s’ advanced cooling technology and a breathable keyboard that allows optimum air flow to keep the notebook temperature down.

Lenovo IdeaPad U300s will be available soon for a price of Rs. 67,990 plus taxes.

Lenovo has announced the world’s first 12.5-inch ultraportable laptop. The U260 in the U Series is high on aesthetics as well as specs. The notebook is inspired by a silhouette of a classic leather-bound journal and features a one-piece magnesium-aluminum alloy frame that makes it lighter and stronger and uses insert-molding injection technology for the single piece exterior cover.

The laptop’s specs include up to Intel Core i7 CPU, 4GB RAM, up to 320GB HDD or 128GB SSD, Windows 7 OS, HDMI-out, waterproof keyboard multi-touch glass trackpad and more.

Lenovo U260 is available now from Lenovo.com startng from $899.

Lenovo has launched couple of new IdeaPad notebooks for the Indian market. The two notebooks from the Z Series are Z460 – a 14-incher and Z560 – featuring a 15-inch display.

The laptops are stylish and at the same time decently spec’d to fulfill all your multimedia needs. Both the notebooks are powered an Intel Core i3 or i5 processor, Windows 7 OS, up to 3GB of RAM, up to 500GB HDD and choice of an integrated GPU or dedicated Nvidia GeForce 310M GPU.

Additionally, both the laptops have chiclet keyboard, one key theater to customize sound and video for movie, Dolby sound support, HDMI and eSATA ports.

The laptops will retail from Rs.34,000 to Rs.46,000, depending on the configuration.

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Lenovo’s two Y Series Ideapad notebooks are now available for the Indian market. The 14-inch Y460 and 15-inch Y560 premium notebooks boast an artistic pattern on the notebook lid, giving it a luxurious and elitist look.

Lenovo says these notebooks are perfect entertainment devices due to its multimedia-friendly features like One-touch theater key, JBL speakers and Dolby support. On a bit more technical side, the notebooks have CPU up to Intel’s Core i5, Windows 7 OS, up to 4GB RAM, up to 500GB HDD, HDMI, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, webcam and more.

The IdeaPad Y460 starts from Rs. 50,700 whereas Y560 from Rs. 52,200.

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Lenovo has strengthened its portfolio for the Indian market by expanding with 12 new products across the notebook, netbook, all-in-one and desktop categories. The new products are a part of Lenovo’s marketing initiative that hopes to change perspective of consumers regarding computers as “lifestyle enablers.”

The new products include Lenovo IdeaPad Z460, Z560, Y460, Y560 and ThinkPad Edge B460, V460 from the notebook segment; IdeaPad S10-3s Moon and Wind netbook; Lenovo H320 space-saving desktop and all-in-one machines like IdeaCentre A300, B500, B300 and C200.

Lenovo hasn’t shared the price but claims these will be sold at affordable prices.

Lenovo onslaught of new products continues with S10-3 and S10-3t netbooks. Both the netbooks are very similarly spec’d but the differentiation between both of them comes from the touchscreen element, which the S10-3t happily boasts, making it the first multi-touch capacitive convertible netbook tablet.

Common specs include 10.1-inch display, Intel Atom N470 CPU, Windows 7 with Instant On OS, up to 2GB RAM, up to 320GB HDD, optional 3G, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, USB ports, 5-in-1 card reader, Ethernet and VGA port, webcam and 4-cell battery giving up to 4 hours of juice.

The Lenovo S10-3 will retail for $350 while the touch-enabled S10-3t for $500.

Lenovo will be expanding its S10 netbook line with the S10-3t. The S10-3t is expected to be a touchscreen variant of S10-3 (which was also leaked by FCC) and though full features are not known, it’s expected to run on Pine Trail platform. A Chinese website also claims it will have a 10.1-inch screen, Wi-Fi, 3G, GPS and run Windows 7 OS. Hopefully, we’ll see the first multi-touch IdeaPad netbook at the CES next month.

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Not much to tell here but one of Lenovo’s IdeaPad notebook has surfaced on its website. The U450p has got a landing page that mentions few things like the 14-inch screen, CULV processor, optical drive but unfortunately fails to mention everything else. I’m hoping Lenovo will officially announce the notebook in a few days or fix the blooper (by removing the page altogether).

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Lenovo’s IdeaPad S12 surely brings some excitement to the monotonous netbooks but apparently this excitement will need to wait till October. Blogeee came to know from its trustful source that Lenovo is mostly looking to launch IdeaPad S12 in two phases and in two different variants – one equipped with Ion and one without.

Lenovo will start selling a non-Ion based S12 Atom netbook soon and an Ion-based will make its way in October in France. The reason for the late launch is mostly because Lenovo wants to offer S12 with Windows 7 that boasts greater hardware support.

Ion-equipped S12 netbook is capable to playback full HD videos and playing games that are not resource demanding.

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