Lenovo reveals 11.6-inch IdeaPad U1 detachable tablet

It seems that new enterprise and SMB-class computers were not all that Lenovo had planned for CES 2010. Made publicly just before the start of the show, the IdeaPad U1 Hybrid tablet PC is an 11.6-inch multitouch system that’s part laptop, part slate tablet and part smartbook. Ohhh this is another wow for this year from Lenovo. I currently owned the Lenovo ideapad 10.2 with 1GB of RAM, Intel Atom N70 processor which is just suited for my net activities and planning to make this stuff in addition.

How that could be? The 1.7kg system reportedly has a retractable multitouch screen that can unhinge from the main computer body–which houses an ultra-low voltage Intel Core 2 Duo processor running Windows 7 Home Premium–and work on its own as a slate tablet, thanks to an embedded Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, 16GB solid state drive and a Linux environment.

Take note of the numbers: Two processors and two operating systems.

The device is accounted to be available in June for almost US$1k in the United States. Lenovo did say it had more tricks up its sleeve for revealing during CES 2010, so I’ll be looking for it to appear in the flesh on the showfloor.

I can still Watch Movies Online Free with this so cool. Watch out for great stuff coming to you this 2010 on CES.