Lenovo IdeaPad S10-2 Unwrapped

Lenovo’s next generation netbook is now slimmer and lighter — the IdeaPad S10-2. I got an engineering unit for a quick review so some aspects might differ from the ones sold commercially.

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Lenovo did some major revamps in the design and style of the IdeaPad S10. While the earlier S9 and S10 models looked business-like, the S10-2 looked more stylish with some glossy, wallpaper-pattern finish on the lid.

The IdeaPad S10-2 also has a Quick Start menu powered by SplashTop, an Instant-On Linux platform that provides quick access to most common applications such as a browser, chat , etc.

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Biggest upgrade from the previous model is the inclusion of a SIM card slot (found at the back of the battery compartment) for 3G connection.

Abe Olandres

Abe is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of YugaTech with over 20 years of experience in the technology industry. He is one of the pioneers of blogging in the country and considered by many as the Father of Tech Blogging in the Philippines. He is also a technology consultant, a tech columnist with several national publications, resource speaker and mentor/advisor to several start-up companies.

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15 Comments

Alexis ledesma says:

15 years ago

It looks great. so far ive had it for 2 weeks and ive had no issues with it.. too early perhaps? maybe… but consider this, I originaly bought a neo b1230 but had to exchange it for the lenovo because the neo will not power on after owning it for (get this) ONE DAY!
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Glenn Fernandes says:

15 years ago

That’s a quiet impressive netbook. Nice features and nice design. Will surely buy one.
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Patrick says:

15 years ago

@Jhay: Me too! I hate fanboys but becoming one for Lenovo is just perfectly sensible with me. =)
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chiemartin says:

15 years ago

Shinrai of NetBooks Philippines also has posted YouTube videos with the S10-2 running Mac OSX.

http://www.netbooks.ph/forums/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=1718

He also has S10 and S10-2 comparison pictures. I hope he uploads bigger images. Ahehehehe.

http://www.netbooks.ph/forums/viewtopic.php?f=56&t=1701&start=70
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calvin says:

15 years ago

na-test mo na yung Ion nyan abe?
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Rico says:

15 years ago

Also saw a good review here:
http://www.netbooks.ph/forums/viewtopic.php?f=56&t=1701&hilit=lenovo+s10+2
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neo says:

15 years ago

hmmm… no fun, I’m still waiting for S12.
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Jhay says:

15 years ago

If ever I’m going to buy a netbook, it will be a Lenovo. :D
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GoBusiness101 says:

15 years ago

We are planning to acquire also the Ideapad but the G series only
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Jam. says:

15 years ago

Nice, when i borrowed my friend’s s10 i think its a bit heavy. Good thing it is now lighter and slimmer. I wish i could do some reviews like this too in my blog =P.
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GMA7 live webtv says:

15 years ago

there os no 20 yr old laptop around.. =) (wink!)
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eithan says:

15 years ago

sir yuga you know what is the price range of this?
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Albert Kaw says:

15 years ago

Can’t trade in laptops like cars.
Think this :
20 years old car can do the same thing as the new one.
20 years old laptop??? Their place is in the trash bin
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eMz says:

15 years ago

ugh, it looks so much cooler than my original s10! (bitter)

why can’t we trade in our old laptops for the new models like they do with cars, huh? *sniff*
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Reel Advice says:

15 years ago

looks a bit girly! hopefully they have a guy version! :P
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