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Intel has promised a long time ago it's going to enter the CPU market for mobile devices like tables and smartphones, and at CES 2012 it delivered the working prototype of Lenovo K2110, a 10 inch Android 4.0 ICS tablet powered by the Atom Z2460 single-core 1.6 GHz processor, together with the GMA600 graphics chip. Battery life under normal conditions is said to be around 10 hours, so Intel might have reached the sweet spot here with the new silicone (as always, we'll have to put these claims to ...

Have you read the rumor about Lenovo making a 5 inch tablet (see here)? I can tell you it was not just a rumor, as Lenovo just announced it officially in China as LePad S2005 together with two other models, the 7 inch S2007 and 10 inch S2010, all from the S2 series.LePad is Lenovo's tablet brand for China, so expect these models to arrive in the rest of the world as IdeaPad S2005, S2007 and S2010 if nothing changes from previous generations. All these tablets feature dual core processors, so...

Even if Lenovo had a late start with the tablet market they've always been important players in the tablet PC arena with the X220t, a gorgeous 12.5 inch convertible tablet. This year the company has launched some interesting products like the professional Lenovo Thinkpad Tablet, the cheap Ideapad A1 or the Netflix certified Ideapad K1, but they haven't achieved too much success with them, mainly because of the fact people seem to dodge Android tablets, so it's not necessarily Lenovo's fault....

The first quad-core tablet to arrive is the sleek and sexy ASUS EEE Pad Transformer Prime, a convertible slate we've been talking about several times here, but the exclusivity is not set to last long, as rumors point towards Lenovo launching their own Tegra 3 slate before the end of this year.'And so what?' I hear you say. Well, Lenovo has some interesting features not found on the Transformer Prime, and better tech specs to brag with. First there's the 2GB RAM DDR3 1600, twice the amount fo...

People, Lenovo is on a roll this week, launching tablet after tablet: Ideapad K1, Thinkpad Tablet and Ideapad P1. It seems the company never stops to take a break, and the latest rumor points toward a 7 inch Ideapad slate tablet. There are even two awfully grainy and unclear spy shots to prove this. From what I can see, the 7 inch Ideapad looks similar in design to the HP Touchpad, featuring the same glossy black plastic back, but the front is more of your average Honeycomb tablet.Hope it co...

We've been saying for some time now that Lenovo is cooking a Thinkpad tablet, business oriented, and now after so many rumors we  have official confirmation, as a prototype was briefly showcased in Brazil, during the launch of company's 13 inch ultraportable, the ThinkPad X1.So no more hiding: Lenovo didn't demo the upcoming ThinkPad tablet, but according to them there will be a cost effective business tablet with security and enterprise features companies need in a gadget. Unlike their cur...

I'm glad to see rumors confirmed directly by the company targeted by them and the latest confirmation comes from Lenovo, which just announced it will launch several tablets this summer and at the end of the year, including the previously rumored IdeaPad K1 (known as LePad) tablet and the mysterious ThinkPad business tablet.Both tablets will embrace the 10 inch form factor, with the Lenovo IdeaPad following the same configuration of current Honeycomb tablets: 1GHz dual-core Tegra 2 System-on...

Lenovo is one of the few to announce tablets last year and they even had that interesting IdeaPad U1 Hybrid tablet concept with detachable keyboard, just like this year's ASUS EEE Pad Transformer. Unfortunately for Lenovo, the company wasn't able to bring their concept to market, but it seems this year we'll definitely see something, and that's soon, as a leaked internal document shows plans for a ThinkPad slate (codenamed Think Slate in the listed document) tablet with an advanced slide-in deta...

Wow John, are you sure? Well, yeah, as apparently Lenovo disclosed its plans to launch a 23 inch tablet later this year. That's about six iPads placed one near each other in a 3 x 2 formation. It's no April Fools joke, but a project from Lenovo to try and get into your living room with what seems to be an entertainment tablet, that you move around in 'strategic' positions where you use it as a multimedia table for family games, as a secondary TV or a desk away from the office, as you'll be able ...

Remember LePad, that Android tablet from Lenovo which features a docking base (U1 Hybrid) which accommodates a complete PC that runs Windows? It's not what you would call usual business. It's a very interesting concept, but one that has the potential of a massive failure. We all know that multifunction gadgets tend to fail at all chapters and can't compete with dedicated devices, but in this case we might have something, as Lenovo announced LePad will be available worldwide in June this year. ...