Engadget has a review of the Lenovo Ideapad S10-3t
The unit that they reviewed is one with Intel Atom N470 processor, 4-cell battery and Windows 7 Home Premium which cost $649. The touchscreen is found to be pretty responsive and browsing through the internet using the touchscreen is enjoyable. The battery life is also quite decent which lasted for 4.5 hours of continuous web browsing.
However, there are several drawbacks on this machine that Engadget is disappointed about. The first one is that it’s found to be performing slower than the HP Mini 210 which is equipped with a slower Atom N450 processor. And then when they were testing out the built-in accelerometer, they have to manually press the button on the screen bezel for rotation — the accelerometer isn’t working for them. Finally, they also find the keyboard and touchpad of the S10-3t to be too small, and the viewing angle of the screen is pretty poor.
Here’s a hands on video from Engadget showing some touch interface and also the poor screen viewing angle of the s10-3t.
Source: Engadget
and found that it’s not working due to the possibility that Lenovo has locked the PCI slot. According to him, the netbook won’t even boot up after installing the Broadcom Crystal HD Decoder in there. What’s good about Lenovo netbook though, is that they always provide easy access for HDD and RAM upgrade. Here’s the video demonstration of installing the Broadcom Crystal HD Card on the Lenovo Ideapad S10-3 from Peter:
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on Amazon for $549.99.
