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  • Lenovo’s mini wireless keyboard/trackball combo looks sofa-friendly

    Lenovo’s mini wireless keyboard/trackball combo looks sofa-friendly

    Well hello there, Handsome. File this one under “Stuff I Want Despite No Practical Use In My Household” and cross file it into the “Not Bad For $60” folder. We’re looking at an HTPC-friendly remote control with built-in keyboard, trackball, and media buttons from Lenovo.

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  • Lenovo begins $200M buyback of Lenovo Mobile

    Lenovo begins $200M buyback of Lenovo Mobile

    Of the many trends in consumer electronics, today's announcement by Lenovo highlights two of the biggest: 1) PC makers are desperate to get in on that handheld smartphone action, and 2) China is the place to do it with its 700 million mobile subscribers. That's why Lenovo is putting up $200 million in cash and stock to reacquire its former mobile business sold to a group of investors last year; a move made possible by Lenovo's recent return to profitability. Although Lenovo says its focus will be on the Chinese market, don't be surprised when you see Lenovo branded handsets headed to downtown stores or your favorite high-street shops -- assuming the deal passes shareholder approval, of course.

    Lenovo begins $200M buyback of Lenovo Mobile originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 27 Nov 2009 07:27:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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  • WE WON! Lenovo will allow you swap Fn and Ctrl in BIOS

    WE WON! Lenovo will allow you swap Fn and Ctrl in BIOS

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  • Lenovo gears up for Windows 7 with 2 new laptops

    Lenovo gears up for Windows 7 with 2 new laptops

    A pair of new additions have been announced for Lenovo's ThinkPad line. So all of those business people who shunned Windows Vista and held onto XP can finally take the plunge to a new OS. These new notebooks are optimized to run Windows 7 along with a host of other little goodies.

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  • Review: Lenovo IdeaPad S12 netbook with VIA Nano CPU

    Review: Lenovo IdeaPad S12 netbook with VIA Nano CPU

    Quick Version: The Lenovo IdeaPad S12 represents one of the first netbooks to feature VIA’s Nano platform as a configuration option. You’ll gain some extra horsepower over Intel’s Atom setup while saving about $70 off the total system price, making the Nano a good option for those of you who want to watch 720p video. [...]

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  • In China: Acer, Lenovo and Asustek voluntarily ship PCs with filtering software

    In China: Acer, Lenovo and Asustek voluntarily ship PCs with filtering software

    Green Dam, a filtering software that's supposed to protect China's population from harmful content (and can be called a piece of garbage on more than one level), seems to trigger anticipatory obedience (you could also call it business sense, I guess) within some PC companies. Even though the Chinese government postponed its plans to make the software mandatory with all PC shipments in the country from July 1, Acer, Asustek and Lenovo already bundle their hardware with Green Dam.

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