Lenovo’s 10-inch mini-notebook is affordable, stylish, and easy to carry, but a few flaws keep it from being a top pick.
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Lenovo's "me, too!" entry in the netbook sweepstakes, the IdeaPad S10, gets the price and features right, but falls behind on battery life.
Read the full review →Ultimately, the Lenovo IdeaPad S10 is a great ultra-portable laptop priced below $500. However, if you're willing to put up with a bulkier notebook then it's still possible to find a computer with more features and performance for almost the same price on sale.
Read the full review →Overall, Lenovo’s IdeaPad S10 is one of the best netbooks we have seen hit the market so far. It is not a huge upgrade from the likes of the 1000H and the Wind, but you get a solid keyboard, light system, and nicer form-factor then you might expect.
Read the full review →I can't give a good overview of what it what like to own this laptop when it was released, I bought a refurbished model a few months ago and loaded Ubuntu on it. Performance has been better than I expected it to be, the screen is crap, and there is not real expandability to speak of. That being...
Read the full review →Got one for my 12 year old son about six months ago and he treats it kind a rough. It's busted 3 times. To Lenovo's credit, they fixed it all 3 times no questions asked, and one time within 2 hours. They said, go have lunch & we'll call you. Crazy good service for a crappy...
Read the full review →Stocked with a 6 cell battery, windows XP, wifi and sleek design the Lenovo s10 provides class and performance to the naked eye. Getting into the guts, putting it through day to day use however, begins to show that it's "makeup" wears off and the luster becomes dull. In the 2 weeks...
Read the full review →First thing's first: when it comes to netbook shopping, you have a LOT of options. Asus, Acer, Lenovo, HP, MSI, Samsung -- to name a few -- have all thrown their hats into the game (seems Apple is the only holdout). So it can be a little bewildering to someone who's looking for a...
Read the full review →It's my first netbook, and i prefer the build / layout to a mate's eeePC. Whilst obviously built down to a price, I have no complaints regarding fit and finish, and have happily thrown it in a bag in a neoprene sleeve to no ill-affect. Performance is everything you'd expect from...
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