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Reuters reported that Lenovo will start selling laptop computers preloaded with Novell Inc.’s version of Linux operating system. The laptops are slated to go on sale in the fourth quarter of 2007. For your info, Novell’s Linux SUSE is available for personal computers in Enterprise Desktop and free of charge openSUSE variant.

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Lenovo showcased the K42A 14.1-inch notebook PC during the China International Consumer Electronics Show 2007 in Qingdao. The laptop packs a pretty good punch for its size, featuring an Intel Core 2 Duo T7300 processor with 965PM chipset, Nvidia GeForce 8400M G graphic card and Lenovo Trust Technology(LTT) enhancing stability. Pricing and availability info are still a mystery.

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Lenovo released a new commercial video of ThinkPad to promote their new magnesium rollcage structure. Video after the jump.

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Lenovo will launch its new laptop “ThinkPad Premium Edition” in Korea. This Windows Vista ready laptop comes jam packed with Intel Core2Duo Processor T7600, 256MB ATI M66GL graphic chipset, and 160GB 5400rpmh HDD. It also has 14.1-inch SXGA+ display with 1400×1050 resolution. The Lenovo 14.1 Inch Laptop “ThinkPad Premium Edition” will be available from March 1, 2007 for around $4300.

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Weighing at 6.1 pounds, the budget-priced Lenovo 3000 C200 is powered by 1.60GHz Intel Celeron M processor, 512MB of DDR memory, 80GB HDD, DVD Super-Multi drive, and a 15-inch display. It is an awesome upgrade over the previous C100 model. Some guys at NotebookReview have reviewed this laptop. Here is the verdict.

The Lenovo C200 is hands down an awesome upgrade over the previous C100 model. It seems as though they looked at a list of weaknesses of the previous model, and found ways to go above and beyond improving them. Performance has nearly doubled with the new Core 2 Duo, the hard drive is now the newer SATA standard, the screen hinges feel they could outlast the laptop, and the much enjoyed keyboard stayed just the same.

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