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On the software end, you can clearly see that Lenovo's employing its own Launch Zone Android 3.1 skin - though, it really seems more like a widget than a full-on software layer. (Remember the Galaxy Tab 10.1 weighs 1.24 pounds.) 52-inch tablet a slightly trimmer body, but it still weighs a rather hefty 1.65 pounds with its integrated two-cell battery. It's got virtually the same innards as the ThinkPad as well - an NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor, 1GB of RAM, a 10.1-inch 1280 x 800-resolution display (no IPS here) - but ditches the full-size ports for a mini-HDMI connector and MicroSD reader. We're planning to do an in-depth review of the ThinkPad tablet closer to its August release date, but check out the images and video below in the meantime.Д«ack in January, Lenovo launched the LePad in China, and well, the K1 is really the same thing.

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Not only are they partnering with Netflix, which makes the ThinkPad Tablet and the K1 the first Honeycomb tablets certified for the streaming movie service, but it's also packaged the ThinkTab (our name, not theirs) with enterprise friendly apps, including Cisco VPN and Computrace.

Taking a cue from the ASUS Transformer's book, the tablet is also available with a $99 keyboard portfolio dock, which has the classic ThinkPad nub smack in the middle of the chiclet panel.Д«eyond all those hardware features, Lenovo's loaded up the slate with what appears to be some useful third-party apps.

( And unlike the HTC Flyer there's an actual home for the pen on the edge!) As you can see in the video, there's a few apps that take advantage of the pen and there will be an app that converts handwriting to text, which is a giant step ahead of HTC's Flyer (or Evo View 4G). For an extra $30, the ThinkPad Tablet will be available with an optional stylus and an N-Trig active digitizer that allows for taking precise notes on the screen. Also nestled into the edge are SIM and SD card slots.Д«ut the accessories are the most captivating aspect of this package. 55-inch thick and 1.6-pound slab does house mini-HDMI, full-size USB 2.0, and micro USB ports.

It's not the thinnest tablet on the block, but the. It features a pretty impressive spec line-up with a 1280 x 800-resolution IPS display, Wi-Fi and 3G options (seems like the latter will hit a carrier very soon after launch), a 1GHz NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor, 1GB of RAM, and a 24.1Wh battery. The ThinkPad tablet is almost exactly what we reported back in April - it's a 10.1-inch Honeycomb 3.1 tablet meant for the business crowd (though, we aren't really sure why you need to separate markets when it comes to tablets). We hate to say we told you so, but, you know, we told you so. Hit the break for all the details you could possibly want as well as some short hands-on videos. Sure, Lenovo may seem late to the tablet game, but it looks like it's put the extra time to good use with an exclusive Netflix partnership and some real hardware differentiators on the ThinkPad Tablet.

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It's got a duo of Honeycomb 3.1 tablets - the IdeaPad K1 for consumers, that ThinkPad tablet for business professionals - and a single Windows 7 IdeaPad P1. After first revealing its IdeaPad U1 about a year and a half ago at CES 2010 and some juicy ThinkPad tablet leaks, the company's finally ready to release its tablets into the market (or at least two of them). Well, Lenovo is certainly making up for lost time today.

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