I know this is a a little late to write about the U1, but there was no posts about it. So, I decided to write about it. The U1 was announced back at CES 2009 and it “wowed” us all. The Lenovo U1 is a NetBook/Tablet hybrid. The NetBook side weighs 3.8 LB (with tablet attached), an Intel Core 2 Duo U4100 processor, 4GB DDR3 RAM, 128GB SSD, and it runs Windows 7 Home. On the tablet side, it weighs 1.6 LB, it has a 1GHz Snapdragon processor, 512MB DDR1 RAM, 16GB SSD, and it runs Linux with Lenovo’s Skylight interface. The Skylight interface has a six-panel interface, which can be customized with your social networks, calendar, and a RSS reader.  Overall, this device looks extremely interesting because of it’s hybrid design. You can get this in June for $999.

1. The ASUS EeePC 1015P and 1015PE 116 days ago
2. Sony updates the Vaio P 122 days ago
3. Many Companies Want to Buy Palm 146 days ago
4. The Lenovo LePhone 148 days ago
5. Palm is up for sale! 150 days ago
6. Microsoft is Really up in the Game… 223 days ago
7. Boot Camp Now Has Windows 7 Support! 232 days ago
8. More Details on Windows 7 SP1 237 days ago
9. Windows 7 Has Come a Very Long Way 243 days ago
10. Microsoft Already Looking Ahead In The Future 246 days ago