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Reviews

Computer Shopper - ThinkVision L220x Review - 8.0 out of 10 "But what users will appreciate is its flexible stand. The sturdy base allows the user to easily tilt and swivel, and the hydraulics make height adjustment a smooth process. The stand also lets you pivot the monitor between landscape and portrait modes. This feature has a few benefits: It allows you to easily attach and detach cables along the bottom edge of the display, and it offers a view that lets you easily see documents, Web pages, and anything that's suited for portrait viewing. After you've installed the necessary software, the onscreen image automatically rotates when you pivot the screen."

Notebookreview.com - Lenovo ThinkVision L220x LCD Review "The Lenovo ThinkVision WUXGA L220x display offers an amazing resolution not seen with any other monitors of this size, as well as great image quality that you would expect from a high-end display. For business users who might find their laptop pulling double duty in the office or on the road, this display would be a great addition to their desk."

District Administrations' Royal Treatment Blog - ThinkPad X61 Tablet & ThinkVision L220x
"It's a lot of machine in a small package and much quicker than others I've reviewed. The Ultabase (docking base) had the same footprint as the laptop, making it perfect for a small desk. Both products were very sturdy in construction — something Lenovo has certainly carried over from the IBM days. Administrators and teachers may be interested in the X61, but,in my opinion, the price is a bit high for typical student use."

"I was impressed with that the L220x screen could easily be adjusted into many viewing positions. I could really see the L220 flat panel useful in art rooms, on administrative desktops, and for instructional technology specialists (ITS) in computer labs. I know that the L220x would have saved me a whole lot of eye strain when I was doing demonstrations on a 15″ screen in my ITS teaching days!"

Top Ultraportable Laptops - Lenovo V200 #5 & Top Mainstream Laptops - ThinkPad T61p #3
"The well-appointed Lenovo 3000 V200 offers the latest components for a competitive price, making it a smart choice for small businesses in need of a portable but feature-packed laptop."

Product Review: Lenovo ThinkVision L220x LCD Monitor - Highly Recommended: 93/100
"The Lenovo L220x is a really a very good monitor with an excellent stand for a very versatile monitor for many situations. I highly recommend the Lenovo L220x monitor for a great computer monitor."

Geek.com's Best of CES 2008 - Lenovo IdeaPad Runner Up for Best of Portable Computing
"Best of Portable Computing- Everex Cloudbook, Runners up: Fujitsu Lifebook P8010, Lenovo MID, Lenovo U110, Noahpad"

SSDs, The Death Knell of Hard Drives? - Lenovo IdeaPad U110, Y510 & Y710
"The yet-to-be-released little U110 is clearly the most interesting of the three IdeaPads because of its size, stylish design and optional use of an SSD memory."

CES 2008: Slick, New Laptops - Lenovo IdeaPad U110 & Y710
IdeaPad U110 - "Lenovo's beautiful red U110-- with a tendril-style graphic on the outside lid and the on the touch sensitive controls above the keyboard -- is a lightweight (2.3 pounds), compact laptops with a Webcam built into the 11.1 inch screen."
IdeaPad Y710 - "Lenovo's IdeaPad Y710 breaks the company out of its traditional ThinkPad business market and into the consumer space."

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Media Release: Lenovo Enters Worldwide Consumer PC Market

Australia has been selected as one of a limited number of countries around the world to offer the new Lenovo Idea range of desktop and notebook computers.

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Lenovo ThinkVision monitors win iF awards for design

We have just been notified that 3 Lenovo products have been awarded the Industrie Forum Design Hanover Germany iF Good Design Award. Winners were chosen from among 2,771 entries submitted by 1002 entrants from 35 different countries. The prize winning products will be exhibited at the iF exhibition at CeBit and the Hanover trade fair. The exhibit opens 4 March 2008 and runs until August 2008. During this period it is expected to be seen by over 300,000 international visitors. The products will also be published in the iF 2008 Design Yearbook.

Awarded Products and descriptions:
ThinkVision L220x
ThinkVision L220x is designed with a higher level of ergonomics & image quality in mind. Image quality is clearly at the forefront of the L220x's accolades - an industry first: WUXGA (1920×1200) resolution in a 22" panel that rotates between Landscape & Portrait mode, & includes a 4-port powered USB. To accommodate height, swivel, rotation, & tilt functions with a monitor so large & with multiple cables attached; a clever rubberized clip was devised to gather the cables into one assembly to gently loop through the base. This loop is critical in making this all work. All the cables neatly exit the stand through a hole in the snap off rear cover.

ThinkVision L190x
Designed for the growing number of customers who tile multiple monitors, the ThinkVision L190X's innovative form & attention to detail ensures a superior user experience. To emphasise the brilliant screen image, forms were refined for minimum visual intrusion. Most notable is the extremely thin edge frame, tight corner radii, & flexible gaskets reduce light gaps between the monitors. The Lenovo logo is in black metallic. Details include: easy access USB ports on the side; cable management; & flexibility to position monitor - a full 96mm counterbalanced height adjustment, with freedom to swivel & rotate.

Lenovo USB WebCamera
With the lens cover closed the simple form bears no resemblance to a traditional web camera, but by sliding the lens cover open it quickly transforms to a full-featured web camera. The universal attachment clip allows the camera to be used on a notebook computer, flat panel display, or as a stand-alone unit on a table surface. The compact size and versatile attachment make this camera ideal for today's web conferencing user.

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