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Dell, Lenovo PCs Offer Mix of Intel Chips, Windows 7

Dell, Lenovo PCs Offer Mix of Intel Chips, Windows 7
Apr 9, 2010
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Dell, Lenovo PCs Offer Mix of Intel Chips, Windows 7

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by Michelle Maisto


Lenovo S10-3s

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The Lenovo S10-3s netbook, which is available in white, black or a spring flowers pattern, weighs 2.43 pounds and features a 10.1-inch display, a chiclet-style keyboard thats 98 percent of a full-size, an Intel Atom N470 processor and a choice of Windows 7 operating systems.


Lenovo S10-3s, Closed

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WiFi, Bluetooth, a Web cam and Dolby speakers are all on board the S10-3s, along with up to 2GB of 533MHz DDR2 DRAM. Perks include facial recognition technology, an Active Protection System to protect the hard drive during drops and Maplife location-based software. Pricing begins at $379.99.


Lenovo C200

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The two-tone Lenovo C200 all-in-one desktop comes in gray or black and features an 18.5-inch HD display with optional single-touch capabilities. It runs an Intel Atom dual-core processor, a 245MB Nvidia ION graphics processor and up to 4GB of DDR2 memory, with up to 500GB of HDD storage.


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Lenovo C200, Profile

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The Lenovo C200 runs Microsoft Windows 7, features an adjustable stand, can be used with a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse, and weighs between 16 and 17 pounds, depending on the version. Arriving in April, pricing will begin at $399.


Dell Latitude E6410

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The Dell Latitude E6410 features a 14.1-inch display. Like the 15.6-inch E6510, it offers a choice of Intel Core i5 and Core i7 processors, discreet Nvidia graphics, a 3-megapixel camera and a choice of Windows 7 or Vista operating systems.


Dell Latitude E6410, profile

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The E6410 has a starting weight of 4.26 pounds. In developing these new professional laptops, Dell designers asked themselves: “How do we optimize a thin and light design and still include all that customers demand?” a Dell product manager told eWEEK.


Dell Latitude E6510

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The E6510, like the E6410, offers multiple battery options, along with a 3-year battery warranty, DVD and Blu-ray drives, a slew of connectivity options and an energy-efficient LED display with backlighting. Pricing for E6410 starts at $1,129, while the E6510 begins at $1,164.


Dell Latitude E6410 ATG

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While boasting many of the enterprise-friendly specs shared by the E6410 and E6510, the semi-rugged E6410 ATG additionally meets military specifications for shock and vibration, and altitude, temperature and humidity extremes. Pricing begins at $2,114.

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