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Lenovo adds a touchscreen tablet to their lineup
If you are looking for something like the iPad or one of the many similar products that have recently hit the market but haven’t found one that you like enough to pick up then Lenovo might have something for you. It looks like your average Atom powered netbook, but the IdeaPad S10 has some tricks hidden inside. The screen is capable of rotation, to the point where it can completely cover the keyboard, which is not an issue as this tablet-like machine has a touch screen. Take a quick peek at this newly announced Lenovo product at InsideHW.