Lenovo IdeaCentre C100

on 08/05/2009, filed in Home > Computers

Lenovo released its IdeaCentre C100 computer that will be powered by an Intel Atom processor, where this 20″ nettop will eventually come with Windows 7 and a touchscreen display, although you will have to settle for Vista at the moment – at least until Windows 7 is released. This little nettop will retail for around $400, where it will run on an Intel Atom 1.6GHz processor, hold up to 2GB RAM, boasts a DVD burner and a 160GB hard drive. Strange to see webcam and Wi-Fi connectivity being optional in this case, but guess that is how they make sure the price remains affordable.

Lenovo: Lenovo Group Limited, commonly known as Lenovo, is a Chinese consumer electronics company that is based in Morrisville, North Carolina. The company was founded in 1984 in Beijing, China by Chinese businessman Liu Chuanzhi, and was eventually incorporated in Hong Kong in 1988 under its former name, Legend. Lenovo became a publicly traded company after listing in Hong Kong in 1994. The name Lenovo, which is a shortened portmanteau of the words Legend and the Latin word "novo" (meaning: new) was officially used in 2003 when the company announced its plans to develop outside China. Lenovo's products include personal computers, notebooks, tablets, AIOs, mobile phones, servers, storage devices, workstations, and more. Lenovo is one of the world's largest PC vendors.

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