The tablet market is booming and everyone looking to take some of the sales that the iPad is racking up there are tons of new tablets headed to market. The vast majority of them will be using Android and one of the tablets coming we have mentioned in the last few weeks is form Lenovo. …
What’s that, is it LePad? Sort of! It’s the USA version of China’s LePad, here called the Lenovo IdeaPad K1 carrying around Android 3.0 Honeycomb and a slew of other elements you might rack up as oddities. Right now it’s appearing in a couple of online stores as “out of stock” or “sold out” and …
Okay, it’s not called that, it’s called the Android ThinkPad Tablet. But don’t you think ThinkTab is more catchy? Regardless of what it’s called, details of the new Lenovo Honeycomb Tablet have been leaked. And Lenovo looks to be catching the Android, and leaving Windows behind.
Lenovo’s second-generation LePad tablet will arrive in September or October 2011, according to company CEO Yang Yuanqing. While the exec failed to detail any of the new tablet’s hardware specifications – we’re guessing it will continue to use Android as the OS – he did say that it would be slimmer than the current model. …
We all know the entire computing market is shying away from big desktop and laptop devices and shifting to smartphones and tablets, and it seems Lenovo has just caught on. The company has announced that they have created a separate division to focus on smartphones and tablets.
Lenovo Chief Executive Yang Yuanqing has reconfirmed the group’s plan to launch LePad in the USA and China somewhere inside 2011. CEO Rory Read said the company will be holding off until Honeycomb with the slate, as Honeycomb will be Google’s tablet-centric version of the Android OS. Read noted that the current and soon-to-come versions …
Lenovo has confirmed it has no plans to release an Android tablet until Honeycomb debuts, which could mean waiting until Summer 2011 before a slate from the company goes on sale. CEO Rory Read told PC Mag “I don’t believe ‘Froyo’ is the right base to have a fully functioning pad,” with the company instead …
Since we first laid eyes on this innovative tablet at CES, we’ve always wondered what it would be like if Android was running on such a device. Well, our dreams have come true, Lenovo has opted out of using their own custom version of Linux in favor of Android. They also have pushed back the …
Lenovo have confirmed that, despite some rival Android handsets seeing their Chinese launch delayed, they plan to push ahead with the Lenovo Lephone launch there nonetheless. Of interest to the rest of us, however, is confirmation that the Lephone will also see an overseas launch later in 2010. The Lephone was announced at CES 2010 …
Hot on the heels of their Chrome OS announcement, Google have revealed a list of the technology companies they are working with to eventually produce devices running the new platform. Tipped as a partial list, the roster nonetheless includes several names we’re familiar with from Open Handset Alliance membership. Acer, Adobe, ASUS, Freescale, HP, Lenovo, …
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