The latest Android Honeycomb tablet steps into the octagon on August 29th. Now available at lenovo.com, the ThinkPad tablet is offered in three flavors: $499 (£302) 16GB Wi-Fi only, $569 (£344) 16GB Wi-Fi + 3G and $669 (£495) 32GB Wi-Fi + 3G. Will the slate’s 1 GHz Tegra 2 processor, 1GB of RAM and optional digitizer pen be enough to persuade Android users away from the Galaxy Tab 10.1 or Eee Pad Transformer?
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A selection of Lenovo Android tablets are set to join the fray at CES later this week, preparing to battle the iPad and the Samsung Galaxy Tab. Executives say two Lenovo Android tablets will break cover during CES 2011. They’re expected to be available at a range of prices with speculation that one of the devices could be the long-discussed LePad with Android onboard. Lenovo showed the IdeaPad U1 last year, a hybrid netbook/touchscreen device but it never showed. Another option on the table is said to be a Lenovo ThinkPad tablet targeting business people which could find itself in competition with the Blackberry Playbook and the rumoured PalmPad. Click the headline and let us know what Lenovo needs to do to turn you away from the iPad or Samsung Galaxy Tab.
Lenovo could be making a ThinkPad netbook for busy business types on the go, according to one Lenovo top dog. But could it style itself on the oh so pocketable Pocket Yoga prototype we saw recently?
UPDATE: The Pocket Yoga isn’t real folks. Lenovo says it’s a two year old concept and nothing more. Still, no reason not to check out the official pictures, so be sure to check out the gallery and dream of what could have been.
Lenovo is prepping an ultra portable computer with the same form factor as the Sony VAIO P. So it’s definitely not a netbook then, no. Read on for the details.