Lenovo introduced an ultramobile laptop - ThinkPad X200, which is said to be one of the lightest fully-functional laptops available today.
ThinkPad X200 weighs 2.95 pounds (1.34 kilograms) with a four-cell battery. The weight rises to 3.58 pounds with an optional nine-cell battery, which can provide up to 9 hours of battery life.
The laptop has a 12.1-inch screen with storage options of either a 64G-byte solid-state drive or a hard disk drive at up to 320G bytes. Users will be able to watch Blu-ray movies on the laptop through an optional ultrathin optical drive.
It is powered by Intels Core 2 Duo chips running between 2.26GHz and 2.40GHz, with 3M bytes of cache. It will support up to 4G bytes of DDR3 memory and include integrated graphics. It will come with Windows Vista.
A gaggle of wireless connectivity options are available, including integrated Wi-Fi and mobile broadband. Later this year the company will offer connectivity to UWB (UltraWide Band) and WiMax wireless broadband. It also supports GPS (Global Positioning System).
Source: www.pcworld.com
