IdeaPad
Video: IdeaPad S10 Hands On
Wednesday, August 6th, 2008
Lenovo gave me a quick look at the IdeaPad S10 during a meeting in San Francisco yesterday. The IdeaPad S10 is Lenovo’s entry into the ‘netbook’ market and will start at just $399.
Lenovo’s VP of Marketing on the New IdeaPad Series
Tuesday, January 15th, 2008
Lenovo’s introduced the IdeaPad notebook series at CES 2008. I talked to Craig Merrigan, Lenovo’s VP of consumer marketing, about the new line of consumer notebooks. The company is very late to the consumer notebook table, and faces several challenges.
Lenovo’s VP of Marketing on the New IdeaPad Series
Tuesday, January 15th, 2008
Lenovo’s introduced the IdeaPad notebook series at CES 2008. I talked to Craig Merrigan, Lenovo’s VP of consumer marketing, about the new line of consumer notebooks. The company is very late to the consumer notebook table, and faces several challenges.
Lenovo’s VP of Marketing on the New IdeaPad Series
Tuesday, January 15th, 2008
Lenovo’s introduced the IdeaPad notebook series at CES 2008. I talked to Craig Merrigan, Lenovo’s VP of consumer marketing, about the new line of consumer notebooks. The company is very late to the consumer notebook table, and faces several challenges.
Lenovo’s VP of Marketing on the New IdeaPad Series
Tuesday, January 15th, 2008
Lenovo’s introduced the IdeaPad notebook series at CES 2008. I talked to Craig Merrigan, Lenovo’s VP of consumer marketing, about the new line of consumer notebooks. The company is very late to the consumer notebook table, and faces several challenges.
Lenovo VeriFace Recognition (video)
Tuesday, January 8th, 2008
Lenovo’s VeriFace Recognition let’s you use your face as your password. Instead of typing in your password, the Lenovo IdeaPad’s webcam detects your face and automatically logs you into your account. Matt Kohut says this system is secure and is tough to trick. Check out the video demo below.
Lenovo IdeaPad U110 Demo (video)
Monday, January 7th, 2008
Here’s a demo of the just-announced Lenovo IdeaPad U110 with Matt Kohut. The IdeaPad is built for consumers, and is a clear departure from the company’s flagship ThinkPad series.