Posts Tagged ‘Lenovo’

  • New Lenovo ThinkPad W700 for digitizing maps?

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    Lenovo has introduced recently new notebooks of the ThinkPad series. For example there is the T400 and T500 series. This 14.1″/15.4″ notebooks are based on Intels new Centrino 2 platform. There is also the ThinkPad W700, a 17″ Centrino 2 notebook.

    The basis configuration include a Core2Duo T9400, 2 GB RAM, a Nvidia Quadro FX-2700 512 MB and 160 GB HDD. For additional 225 USD you can get a WUXGA display with a resolution of 1.920 x 1.080 and 400 Candela brightness. The notebook can be bought for ca.  2.950 Dollar.

    An interesting feature is built-in Wacom digitizer. Designed for professional use in industries such as graphic design, photography and CAD, the digital tablet lets you manipulate images in programs like Photoshop without any extra gear.

    A test with a GIS software would be interesting to see if this digitizer is suitable for digitizing geographic features. In my opinion this could be an alternative to on-screen digitizing with a mouse. Does anyone has some experiences?

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  • Lenovo Thinkpad X300

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    Lenovo has produced a new advertising spot for their Thinkpad X300. This spot tries to

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    [via winfuture.de]

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  • IdeaPad U8: Mobile phone or Computer? (with GPS)

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    The chinese computer manifacturer Lenovo has introduced a new pocket PC. The gadget has a 4.8 inch touch screen and Linux as operating system.

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    Further specifications are: The IdeaPad should be one of the first mobile devices running with Intels Atom-Chip. Beside the touch screen an “optical mouse” is integrated for navigation. Connection to the internet is possible via UMTS or GPRS. Furthermore GPS is included which allow to use the device as mobile navigation system.

    There was no statement about the commercial rollout of the IdeaPad.

    [via derStandard.at]

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