Whenever it seems that 10“-diagonal netbooks have nothing left to offer, a manufacturer appears who convinces us otherwise. Although netbooks sales are slowly decreasing worldwide, they still sell remarkably well and take up a sizeable portion of the market. Still, each new model is presented with the problem of the number of truly new things it has to offer, since 10” netbooks are more or less generic: prices varying between 250 and 350 euros, the usual hardware platform, display ergonomics, its size and resolution. We still hope to see more ION 2-based netbooks, since they would bring true refreshment to the netbook scene. In the meantime, certain brands are attempting to gain buyer attention via famous designer names, such as Karim Rashid, Vivienne Tam etc. While we’re waiting for something truly new, Lenovo has tried to cheer us up with a model which, alongside all netbook characteristics, also contains features which place it in the tablet category, most of all - a touchscreen…



Link: InsideHW