Month: September 2008

Site Updates – September 12 – 14

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I’ll be posting very sporadically over the next few days – I have relatives and friends in town who are staying with us while Hurricane Ike makes its way through the Houston area. Thankfully I’m nowhere near it – James Kendrick on the other hand, … Read more

HP 2730p Elitebook First Look (GBM)

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Warner Crocker over at GottaBeMobile has posted a video first-look at the new 12.1″ HP Elitebook 2730p Tablet PC. He thinks it’s going to be a really popular because HP listened to HP 2710p users in regards to some of the complaints they had. They’ve … Read more

Photos, Some Details of Samsung Netbook

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A few more photos and details of the 10.2″ Samsung Netbook (that’s the only name we have for it at this point) have emerged. We already know it’ll be powered by a 1.6GHz Intel Atom CPU and have a standard 2.5″ HDD (80GB – 160GB). … Read more

Toshiba and Netbooks

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Update: Toshiba has rolled out the Toshiba Satellite NB105. Could Toshiba be jumping into the netbook market? An anonymous user over at jkOnTheRun has mentioned that Toshiba has been showing off a netbook with decidedly normal netbook specifications: – 8.9″ 1024×600 display – Intel Atom … Read more

Lenovo IdeaPad S10 Delays, Unboxing

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Lenovo IdeaPad S10 Well it looks like for some, that the 10″ Lenovo IdeaPad S10 netbook could be delayed.

Liliputing is reporting that Lenovo has pushed back some orders for the S10 back to the middle of November. Some customers had originally seen shipping estimates starting this week, and weren’t finding out about the delays until visiting the website and checking on the status.

Meanwhile, some have received their S10s, at least in Asia. Chinese site tech.163.com / digi.163.com received their S10 and have started posting photos and impressions of it.

Big5.ce.cn has also received their S10, and have posted photos showing the easy access to the memory and HDD (as you can see below). Lenovo made a clear effort to allow the end user to swap RAM and HDD (even if they don’t encourage it).

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