Looks
like the
Easy Cube wasn't the only
thing Lenovo had to announce today. The production specs on their 3000 N100 are already about to jump from those which
were
originally announced
-- even what
PC Mag took a look at earlier
in their review. According to a Lenovo document sent to us by their PR firm, the 3000 N300 should apparently soon also
come with options for Intel Core Duo or Solo CPUs at 2.0 and 1.66GHz, respectively, have new widescreen 1280 x 768
14.1-inch and 1280 x 800 and 1680 x 1050 15.4-inch displays, a 100GB drive option, 1GB of RAM (up to 2GB), dual layer
burner, 802.11a/b/g, Ethernet, Bluetooth, fingerprint reader, and a 5.6-pound baseline weight. Sounds a lot
different (and much more like a
ThinkPad) than we've seen
before, but it looks like nothing quite sells like high end gear.
posted Mar 21st 2006 2:36PM
When is VGA gonna to die and move to DVI cable?
excellent thing, where possible this buy?
Damn that thing looks cool.
Damn that thing looks thick!
Again, lenovo is pimping other companies' unwanted laptops. Like the previous post, they pimped my Acer TraveMate 290 Series laptop. Now they're pimping a Toshiba which was last seen in 2002.
Lenovo is failing in my eyes
Get ur act together bitches!
Is it N300 or N100 or is it two models? The article linked in here doesnt mention any N300 nor does Lenovos website.
The title of the post is wrong, it's actually N100 not N300