Lenovo IdeaPad S12 (with Windows 7 and Ion)

Author: Tony

28 Oct

Lenovo has announced the new version of the IdeaPad S12 that will become available for purchase in the upcoming days, with a starting price of $600. This new upgraded IdeaPad S12 will feature the NVIDIA Ion graphics onboard, and will use Windows 7 Home Premium as the operative system. Thanks to all the specifications, it is possible to decode a 1080p video, as well as supporting the Aero Glass interface.

There are two versions for the IdeaPad S12, both include a 1.6GHz Atom processor and a resolution of 1200×800:

- for $600 you get the S12 with Ion graphics on board, and 2GB of RAM, plus a 250GB hard-drive;
- for $650 you get 3GB of RAM and a 320GB hard-drive;

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