| A Great Idea from the Makers of the legendary ThinkPad notebook. Introducing the new IdeaPad S10 from Lenovo. Enjoy videos, check email, connect to the internet, instant message friends and family – and even get a little work done. At a mere 2.65 lbs and about one inch thin, it's so light and portable, you can take it wherever your day takes you. Plus it's loaded with thoughtful standard features to make your life a little easier. All at an outstanding price. Stay connected Enjoy more perks with increased portability. The IdeaPad S10 netbook makes it easy to get connected, anytime, anywhere. Express Card slot allows you to easily extend your internet connection to WWAN. *(Card must be purchased separately). One of the few netbooks with an Express Card slot. OneKey™ Rescue System. Easily restore your system and recover valuable data. Peace-of-mind technology at the click of a button. Eliminates the need for backup recovery disks. Integrated web cam and microphone. Friends and family are never more than a click away. Staying connected has never been easier. Specifications: IdeaPad S10 Netbook Black • 10.2"" widescreen, anti-glare display with LED backlight • Intel® Atom™ Processor N270 • 1GB memory • 160GB hard drive • 6 cell battery • Genuine Windows XP Home • 1.3 web camera • 802.11b/g Wireless From the Makers of ThinkPad We're leaders in mobile PC technology. Now we're extending that same exceptional technology and notebook know-how that brought you the legendary ThinkPad business line of notebooks to our consumer-friendly IdeaPad line. • Space-saving full featured keyboard. All the comfort and ease of the full-size keyboard but in a pleasing pared-down design. • Advanced Thermal Engineering delivers significantly lower temperatures on critical contact areas such as the palm wrests, keyboard, track pad and underside for optimum comfort. |
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 Well built |
| Review Date: August 3, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Herbster, Elk Grove, Ca |
| A great netbook .. well built.. can go for hours.. speed is good .. runs all programs that my main computer does .. I LOVE IT !!! |
This is exactly what I needed
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| Review Date: July 5, 2009 |
| Reviewer: David Chang, SJ, Costa Rica |
I wanted a highly mobile machine (lightweight and long battery life), the Lenovo S10 does the trick. The built quality of this netbook is good, and this is very useful for specific situations like long trips, university, presentations, etc...
Screen resolution is 1024x600 (this is very small these days, but still ok if space is optimized) the LCD is clear and it sports Intel 945GME, 6 cell battery really saves the day, I also replaced the memory using a 2GB module (since I usually end up with a bunch of opened documents/tabs/webpages/programs), and Atom processor is slow, but it's ok to run web browser, office, music, etc... Also the Broadcom wifi is stable.
From the bottom of the netbook the hard drive and RAM is accessible, which make you life easy if you want to upgrade those components. The keyboard and touchpad is very small (just like every other netbook, but keyboard could have been better).
I've been using it for a month and I'm very happy with this little machine.
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Pleasently Surprised
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| Review Date: June 17, 2009 |
| Reviewer: A. R. Shark, Alexandria, VA |
| I wanted a spare laptop and the netbook seemed the way to go. The S10 is simply great. It has exceptional build quality, great screen, and has all the features I need: long battery life, VGA out,card reader, space for a modem card. The Wifi works better than my expensive laptop. Consider the Ideapad as good (or better) as the Thinkpad! |
Great Netbook
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| Review Date: September 1, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Old Hiker, Mesquite, Nevada |
I have been using the S-10 for a couple of months now and I really like it. I purchased the computer for use mainly while traveling in my RV and it really is great. I like the light weight and long battery life. The wireless also works very well, better than on my Sony Vaio--it is very sensitive. The small right shift key is a definite mistake on the part of Lenovo, and is enough to drive me crazy. So I downloaded a freeware program called "Keytweak" and changed the up arrow to a shift key, and changed a couple of other keys. I changed the right Alt key to an "end" key. I use the end key a lot. If you buy one of these computers definitely experiment with "Keytweak." Another thing I like about it is the lack of clutter on the hard drive. It is a pleasure to use after using Vista on my Sony. I gave that computer to my wife because she doesn't get into all the software and use the explorer like I do, so Vistas annoying features are not apparent to her. I like the way Lenovo puts the USB drives on the opposite side of the computer. The Sony has then so close together that the cables intefere with each other.
In summary, I can't imagine a better netbook computer. I definitely recommend the 10.2 inch screen. I really don't feel much of a comprise when using it. Any smaller and it would be a problem. |
cpu wherever i go
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| Review Date: July 31, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Trent Martin, mutt, usa |
purchased an earlier model
(3 cell and 512k); early '09.
since, i' ve upgraded to 1gb
(happily w/ mem purchased from lenovo;
6 cell, possibly next).
overall, this pc is w/ me
everywhere i go, holds all
the software i require, &
hasn't failed me.
i named it: Lenny
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