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Remember Lenovo’s mysterious all-in-one that showed up in the company’s Flickr stream last week?  The desktop has been named and detailed today, as the Lenovo ThinkCentre A70z, and while it’s targeted at small and medium businesses there’s still plenty of appeal if you like your desktops functional rather than showy.  The ThinkCentre A70z has a choice of Intel Celeron or Core 2 Duo processors, 19-inch display and – while the specifications are really nothing to get excited about – does at least do a convincing impression of a simple LCD monitor.

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The story behind the Lenovo Pocket Yoga has emerged, courtesy of Johnson Li, Director of Lenovo’s Beijing Innovation Center where the first blurry images of the netbook were snapped.  Despite what the images released earlier today might suggest, the Pocket Yoga is no new design but in fact a two year old concept.

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Given the high import price of Lenovo’s IdeaPad S9, the 8.9-inch netbook is unlikely to be spotted too often on US shores.  So instead lets vicariously enjoy the netbook’s unboxing, courtesy of UMPC Fever, complete with a little under-the-hood exploration.

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Lenovo’s IdeaPad S9 netbook has gone on sale in the US, having cleared the FCC all the way back in August.  The 8.9-inch budget ultraportable has the same specifications as its larger-screened S10 sibling, and in fact uses the same casing only with a thicker bezel around the display.  That means Intel’s 1.6GHz Atom N270 processor, 512MB of RAM, a 4GB SSD and the Linpus Linux Lite OS.

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Lenovo Europe have announced the availability of the IdeaPad S10e and S9e, the Instant On versions of its existing netbook range.  While the hardware of both netbooks is the same as the current models – a 1.6GHz Intel Atom processor, up to 1.5GB of RAM, 8.9- or 10-inch display, and between 4GB of SSD storage to 160GB of hard-drive storage – the key difference is the Lenovo QuickStart functionality provided by DeviceVM’s SplashTop Linux OS.

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Lenovo’s upcoming IdeaPad S10 and S9 netbooks have passed through the FCC.  User manual, test report and external and internal photos are all on offer.  In fact documentation for both is incorporated into the same manual, as the only real difference appears to be the slight change in screen size: 10-inches for the S10, 8.9-inches for the S9.

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Lenovo IdeaPad S10 2The fight got dirty in the netbook arena this week, as Monday saw VIA’s Nano CPU take on Intel’s Atom with a 1080p smack-down video only to become mired in controversy when bloggers ran the tests themselves and came up with wildly different outcomes.  Still, we had Lenovo’s finally-official IdeaPad S10 and S9 to cheer us up, together with the rumor that Gigabyte plan a 10-inch dual-core version of the coveted M912 tablet-netbook. 

Of course, ASUS couldn’t bear to be out of the headlines for a single minute, and so announced the S101 (the size of an Eee, the branding of an Eee, but it’s not an Eee) together with a cloud storage option.  Netbooks are so much the niche of the moment that this week’s “He Said, She Said” editorial was all about whether the best value comes from there or from a second-hand laptop off of eBay.

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We’re gradually getting more information on Lenovo’s IdeaPad S9, the smaller netbook sibling to the S10 that the company announced earlier this week.  While original reports suggested that the S9 – which has an 8.9-inch display compared to the S10’s 10-inch – would be only available in China, Lenovo have now confirmed that both sizes of their Eee-rival will be sold in Europe.

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Lenovo’s S10 netbook is merely the first in a range of budget ultraportables, according to the company.  The recently announced IdeaPad, which has a 10-inch screen and uses Intel’s Atom CPU, will be joined by an 8.9-inch IdeaPad S9, following the screen sizing convention established by ASUS’ Eee PC notebooks.

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