Lenovo IdeaPad S10-2
The improved Lenovo S10-2 is now more than ever as a portable it is thinner and lighter than the previous version and now weighs in at just over 2 pounds and measures less than an inch thick.
The Lenovo netbook has a large touchpad and a keyboard that sport is now almost 90 percent of full size sense, it is easy to operate and is now almost as comfortable as a full-size laptop. Consumers also have the added benefit of more time away from a socket connection with a longer battery life, apparently up to 30 percent more than before. You also get the benefits of Lenovo QuickStart you can use the various applications before the unit has started is even starting up. Security is always an issue with so VeriFace face recognition technology now included, this means that S10-2 users not to try and remember long and complicated passwords, as with only her face, can instead register. Lenovo IdeaPad S10-2
Customer Reviews
No regrets.
By Anton Chekhov
This review is for: Lenovo S10-2
From my internet gleanings from other netbooks on sale, look at this child the most bang for your buck if you are price conscious.
For those of you who will not be as computer savvy, this notebook with your most pressing needs: Internet, e-mail, music, image and storage or writing essays.
For those of you who are technically advanced and want more information about the system Nitty Gritty Specs: Intel Atom 1.6 GHz CPU and 1 GB of RAM is sufficient to Windows 7 is progressing smoothly. The only hiccup I've seen so far is in my use as I use two Windows gadgets to stream live feeds of television while I was on YouTube. Other than that treated it very well and I rarely, if ever the feeling that the machine is too weak to perform several tasks simultaneously.
Windows 7 is a nice surprise. As with all things Windows needs the surgery a few adjustments to make it so that it is better to your taste: I have written the name and the micro-managed systems manager to my liking. However, the surgery is less intrusive than XP.
As for the hardware itself Netbook, Lenovo has built-in button at the top of the keyboard called "QA" that you can set up to start any Windows program: I have my set to Firefox. I thought it was a nice idea.
But the best thing that this little gem has going for it is the price. For $ 289.99 you will not find a cheaper Netbook on the market with so much firepower. And it kind of confuses me that the model Acer netbooks, which have exactly the same system specs and operating system, at $ 100 more charges are made. It is also strange to me that Lenovo would be another S-10 netbooks with the same specifications to nearly $ 50 price is more, just because it is a "natural" or "Floral" artwork on the top of the netbook itself. Strange.
I wanted the "Nature" themed S-10 Lenono netbook, but how can you say probably deterred the $ 50 price increase for the pure aesthetic differences tell me of this choice.
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