Friday 30 April 2010

Lenovo Skylight Smart-book Price & Availability Confirmed Lenovo Snapdragon-powered Skylight Smart-Book to Debut in April

As of late, Lenovo has been doing everything humanly possible to get our
attention with their new products. New netbooks models have surfaced
along with more stylish laptops and
all-in-one desktop computers, but the real piece of resistance for
someone looking for both mobility and working power is the new Lenovo
Skylight, an ARM-based smart-book that the company has just confirmed to
be delivering sometime in April.
Extremely thin and light, with a rounded design, Lenovo Skylight is not
only the company's first smart-book but the industry's first ARM-based
smart-book to see daylight. It uses Qualcomm's uber-fast 1GHz Snapdragon
CPU, boasts a 10.1-inch display that does 1,280 x 720 resolutions, runs
on a customized version of Linux and has 20GB of flash storage space. On
top of that there's 2GB of cloud storage, an 8GB miniSD card if you need
some extra room for those holiday pictures, two USB ports, a built-in
1.3 megapixel camera, WiFi connectivity and a powerful battery that
hails to keep the show running for nothing less than 10 hours. All these
packed in a 2 lbs enclosure!
Preparing to sell for a $499 MSRP this April, the new Lenovo Skylight is
also expected to be available from AT T but there's nothing confirmed
whether the US carrier will bring it as a subsidized model if you have
your signature on one of their DataConnect contracts.

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