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Contact UsLenovo confirmed that its business-centric ThinkPad tablet will get the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update during the second quarter of this year. Unfortunately they failed to send us the exact date, leaving us some 3 months to speculate. Guess they don’t know for themselves when the new software will be ready for the general public. It’s good to see the Chinese giant trying to keep its devices up to date, and this is especially important with all of their products wearing the famous ThinkPad logo. However, they also said … Read more
We just spent way too much time (in a good way) at Lenovo’s trailer here at CES and got some hands-on love with the new K800 handset, which sports Intel’s new 1.6GHz Atom Z2460 processor. From its power to the overall design, the K800 is an interesting handset that’s very easy on the eyes. The handset has a very unique design, especially on the back side. The rear of the device is all plastic but has a brushed finish, which gives it a wood-like look and feel. Other than the great … Read more
Find all of our CES 2012 coverage here Check out the major mobile devices announced at CES 2012 Well, it’s been a heck of a week but CES 2012 is over and there’s no doubt that mobile is becoming a bigger part of the show every year. We’re still going to have more videos and photos for you next week but we thought it would be a nice time to take a look back and see what really moved the needle in the mobile world. Nokia was one of the … Read more
Every year Intel talks the talk about being able to put their chips inside devices as tiny as a smartphone, but this year they’re walking the walk with the help of Lenovo. The Chinese personal computer maker may not be known for smartphones on this side of the pond, but in their home country they’re quite popular. They’ve just announced the K800 and say that it’ll ship in Q2 of this year running Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. No word as to the price, which is something we’re going to … Read more
We’ve seen Lenovo’s new Android products — including the LePhone S760 and LePhone S2 smartphones, and LePad S2005 tablet — but what about other platforms? The Chinese company will also try its luck with Windows Phone devices but not before the second half of 2012, according to product manager Chen Yue. I’m not sure why such delay is needed, but what do I know. I guess they’re still kinda skeptical about Microsoft’s new mobile OS and honestly there’s a reason for that – Windows Phones aren’t selling that well compared … Read more
That LePad S2005 isn’t the only Android product Lenovo has prepared for its domestic market — the company has also unveiled two smartphones for China – LePhone S760 and LePhone S2. The first of the two is a solid mid-ranger by today’s standards, rocking a 3.7-inch WVGA touchscreen, single-core 1GHz processor, 5-megapixel camera, while Lenovo’s customized UI is running on top of Gingerbread. The second device, LePhone S2, sports a slightly faster 1.4GHz CPU (again single-core), a bit bigger 3.8-inch WVGA touchscreen and an 8-megapixel camera. It till be available … Read more
Remember that mysterious Lenovo 5-inch tablet/phone we’ve seen almost a week ago? We’re glad to report that additional information is now available about it, though I’m not sure you’ll like it. The problem is that the LePad S2005 comes with 800×480 pixels touchscreen, which is not enough by today’s standards — I would expect a 720p display, instead. Under the hood, the situation is bit different, with Lenovo’s baby sporting a 1.2GHz dual-core processor, 1GB of RAM, HSPA+ and Wi-Fi connectivity. In addition, it also has a 5-megapixel camera on … Read more
Lenovo and Qualcomm announced that the Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet will incorporate Qualcomm’s Gobi 3000 technology, making it the first Android tablet that can be used all around the world. Qualcomm’s chip can sing along both EV-DO (CDMA) and HSPA (GSM) based networks, allowing for instance Verizon and Sprint customers to use the tablet even when travelling to Europe and Asia (where GSM networks dominate). Personally I don’t like ThinkPad computers, but I know some folks who can’t imagine having any other PC. Those folks will be glad to know that … Read more
Well, it looks like Lenovo is preparing to release its 5-inch version of an Android tablet, as photos were popped up on Engadget. Lenovo’s latest creation ironically looks similar to the Dell Streak 5 and this news comes after leaked photos of the company’s new 10-inch Android tablet, which reportedly packs Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0 and a quad-core Tegra 3 chip. Unfortunately, not much is known about this 5-incher, except that it will rock a dual-core processor, micro-USB port, HDMI output, and a front-facing camera. Engadget noted that neither Honeycomb or Ice Cream Sandwich are … Read more
It looks like Lenovo has been hard at work developing a new 10.1-inch Android tablet rocking Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0 and a quad-core Tegra 3 chip. Information on whether this slate will release this year at the company’s home country of China or beyond is a little fuzzy at the moment. Besides that, the 10.1-inch tab carries some pretty respectable features which includes a 2GB of 1,600 MHz DDR3 RAM, a standard USB host socket, a back-facing camera of unknown resolution with LED flash, a “Special Fusion-Skin Body” and a fingerprint … Read more