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Lenovo’s new ThinkPad T420 4180 has created quite the buzz in the laptop market.

This powerful computer runs on Windows 7 Professional 64-bit Edition and has an Intel Core i5 2520M processor. This laptop has a SO DIMM 204-pin form factor with a dimension of 13.4 × 9.2 × 1.2 inches and weighs just 4.4 pounds. ThinkPad T420 4180 has a 14″ TFT LED backlight display. It has 320 GB Hard Drive with 4 GB Installed RAM that is expandable up to 8 GB. This PC also has an integrated 0.92 Megapixel Camera and multi-touch touchpad and Keyboard. Lenovo ThinkPad T420 4180 is truly an ideal laptop for everyone.
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Lenovo’s ThinkPad T420 and ThinkPad T520 notebooks are now available in the US.

Customers can purchase the 14-inch T420 and 15.6″ T520 for a base price of $799.00 and $819.00, respectively. The entry configurations are the T420i and T520i with Core i3 “Sandy Bridge” processors and integrated graphics.

The business laptops can be ordered through the Lenovo official online store and currently ship within 8 business days.

Lenovo’s 11.6-inch AMD Fusion based IdeaPad S205 is expected to ship this month along with the 10-inch S100 netbook, and with it popping up at the FCC we can probably expect it to arrive at the end of March.

Nothing really to add here except it did show up with built-in HSPA 3G but mobile broadband connections are nothing new to Lenovo notebooks. Still no sign of either IdeaPads at Lenovo.com.

Specs again – an 11.6-inch 1366 x 768 display, AMD Zacate E-350 APU, 8GB of DDR3 RAM, up to 750GB HDD, Bluetooth, 802.11b/g/n WiFi, HDMI, USB 2.0, card reader and optional 3G.

This Lenovo G460 06779UU is another fine kind of laptop which is made for serving of all purpose.

This is based on Intel 3 core processor and thus is one of the best buying laptop. The shape of this laptop is sleek and the design of this laptop is superb. The cost of this laptop is also economical and this can be afforded easily. The weight of this laptop is 4.9 lbs and this can be easily handled and can make to work in every condition even at the time of traveling. The memory of this laptop is 2 GB which can be extended and thus can do number of functions.

Intel has been pushing its Classmate PC  designs for student-oriented netbooks for the past few years. Basically it’s Intel’s answer to the OLPC XO Laptop — a semi-rugged computer that can stand up to the wear and tear of a primary school environment and a student backpack. Oh yeah, the computers also have Intel chips and are designed to run Windows.

While around 3 million computers based on the Classmate PC design have been deployed in schools around the globe, we haven’t seen a lot of Classmate laptops from big name PC makers… until now. Lenovo is partnering with Intel to launch a kid-friendly netbook called the Classmate+ PC.

The Classmate+ PC has a 10.1 inch display, an Intel Atom N455 processor, a 1.3MP camera, flash card reader, and WiFi. It runs Windows 7 and has a durable plastic case with a handle built into the body of the laptop for easy carrying.

Lenovo will be selling the Classmate+ PC to educational institutions and governments rather than end users. The company has already signed a deal to ship 158,000 units to students in Argentina this spring.

Go to Lenovo’s online store looking for an X Series laptop to call your own and you’ll be greeted by the familiar X201.

But go to Lenovo’s spec sheet repository and you’ll find a lush PDF file detailing a new ThinkPad X220 model that seems set to become available very shortly indeed. Sized at a somewhat unconventional 12.5 inches, this fresh contender will feature a new “buttonless” touchpad — though it retains the mouse keys in support of the TrackPoint navigator — while offering the sweet nectar of a 1366 x 768 IPS display, up to a 2.7GHz Core i7-2620M CPU, 8GB of DDR3 RAM, and a choice of Intel SSDs  ranging up to 160GB. The 9-cell battery is rated to last you 15 hours and there’s an additional external battery pack that will keep you tether-free for 23 hours.

This is a pleasant surprise. Last I’d heard Lenovo had delayed the US launch of the ThinkPad X120e business-class ultraportable laptop until March. But guess what showed up on the Lenovo web site today?

The Lenovo ThinkPad X120e is now available for purchase for $399 and up. The base price gets you a laptop with an 11.6 inch, 1366 x 768 pixel display, a 1.5 GHz AMD E-240 single core processor, AMD Radeon 6310 graphics, 2GB of DDR3 memory, a 250GB hard drive and a 3 cell, 40 W/h battery. The laptop comes standard with 802.11b/g/n WiFi.

If you want a dual core AMD E-350 dual core processor, Bluetooth, additional memory or hard drive space or a 6 cell, 56 W/h battery, you’ll have to pay extra. But I was able to configure the laptop with a high capacity battery and dual core processor for just $489, which still isn’t bad at all.

The base price also includes Windows 7 Home Premium. The ThinkPad X120e is also available with Windows 7 Professional for $50 more.

The ThinkPad X120e is a new business class ultraportable laptop from Lenovo. It features an 11.6 inch display, a low power AMD processor, and Radeon HD graphics. Lenovo introduced the laptop at CES, and now the company is confirming that it will go on sale starting February 15th March 8th.

That’s the good news. The bad news is that at launch it won’t be available in Western Europe, Japan, Australia, or Latin America. Basically if you live in a country where the Lenovo ThinkPad Edge 11 is available, you won’t be able to pick up a ThinkPad X120e for now.

Lenovo says the X120e will run $400 and up. You’ll be able to configure the Lenovo ThinkPad X120e with up an AMD E-350 dual core processor, and up to Windows 7 Professional. The laptop comes standard with a 6 cell, 7.5 hour battery and an 11.6 inch, 1366 x 768 pixel anti-glare display. Like other ThinkPad models, the X120e also comes with a TrackPoint system which includes a multitouch touchpad and a pointing device in the middle of the keyboard.

Update: CNET reports that the US launch date has been pushed back to March 8th, and Lenovo has confirmed the change via Twitter, although my contact at Lenovo says the laptop is still scheduled to ship on February 15th.

The G550 belongs to the value line models of Lenovo laptops.

The configuration consists of 2.2 GHz dual core processor, 15.6″ TFT display, 4 GB (max) Memory, 160 GB – Serial ATA-300 – 5400 rpm Hard Drive and comes preloaded with Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium OS.  The keyboard is well laid out and responsive.  The build quality feels very sturdy, but not up to the standards of other think pads.  The G550’s performance adds very much in its favor and the dual core processors delivers adequate performance.  The ergonomics is not up to the mark and it has a poor display.  This laptop just does not have it in it to hold its own against the other capable competitors.