Acer and Asus aren’t the only manufacturers who think that 3D technology should be brought to notebooks, as Lenovo has announced its latest 3D notebook today, the IdeaPad Y560d. This 3D notebook ditches the more common NVIDIA solution, and uses ATI’s TriDef 3D approach, supporting 3D effects with graphic chips up to the Mobility Radeon HD 5730. An interesting feature of this gaming notebook is the fact that it uses Lenovo’s Enhanced Experience RapidDrive technology, combining the use of a regular hard drive, and a small SSD to boot faster, or copy/load files faster. The IdeaPad Y560d will be shipping towards the end of the month, and will be priced from $1,200 onwards. Specifications of it include:
- Up to Intel Core i7 processor
- Windows 7 Home Premium
- Up to 8GB DDR3 RAM
- Optional Blu-ray drive
- HDMI output
- Radeon HD 5730 1GB graphics chip
- Up to 750GB hard drive
- Up to 64GB SSD
- 15.6-inch 16:9 widescreen display
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