Having played with the Y650, the Y450 is not a stranger to me, in terms of the functionalities. The Y450 is the 14-inch sibling to the 16-inch Y650. But yet it spots a different patten on the cover.
See the patterns in the photo? It’s not printed on it, but embossed on it. I like.
This comes super duper late. But better late than never! 
Lenovo Thinkpad X200 is one of the smallest and light laptop that can withstand shock, as well as being water resistant. I totally enjoyed using the X200, and this is coming from a first time Thinkpad user.
Manage to lay my hands on this lovely Lenovo Ideapad Y650. Thanks DK for letting me trying it out I’ve seen it at the Lenovo’s Bloggers Night (which I have not written about it, Oops). A quick plug about the review that DK has wrote… here.
I would say that the matt cover hit a very sweet spot with me, for it made the lenovo wordings stand out, and gives it a very classy finish. And the curves around the corners just add subtle elegance to the whole design. I like. To top it off, the orange trimmings around the Ideapad Y650 breaks the monotony of the Black surface.
Credits to Nadnut for letting me snap pictures of her S10
Net books has been the rage of the market, with many other brands coming out with their version of Net Book. So does Lenovo. Thanks to the kind folks of Su Min (Text100) and Derrick (Lenovo), I got to lay my hands on this mini, yet functionality packed Lenovo S10.
One might agree with me that it’s not the best looking net book out there, but yet, it’s decent and boy, this net book can perform and lived up to my expectations.
