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Lenovo IdeaPad S10

Tuesday January 13, 2009
Written by Zara Baxter
AUD
$749
Price at time of review.
Well designed, solid and well-featured, but the battery
life sells it short.
Price 749
CPU model/brand Intel Atom N270
CPU speed 1.6Ghz
Memory capacity 1GB
Hard drive capacity 160GB HDD
Graphics type Intel 950GMA graphics
Screen size 10.2'
Screen resolution 1024 x 600
Weight 1.1kg
Dimensions WDH 250 x 183 x 28mm
Ethernet Yes
Wi-Fi Yes
Bluetooth ports Yes
Operating system Windows XP Home
Manufacturer Lenovo
Supplier Lenovo
Warranty 1 yr RTB
This article appeared in the February, 2009 issue of PC Authority.
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