There is a really solid and string feel to the design of the Lenovo netbook, which should ensure it can handle all the bumps and scrapes that can come from having the portable nature of the netbook. Even though it is solid, it should still be light enough even for children to carry around with them. The fact that netbooks are intended for use on the move lends itself well to the way that people want to keep their friends updated with their life and the Express card slot on the netbook should ensure that pictures are able to be updated on a regular basis. With 2 USB slots as well, there is ample opportunity to customise the machine and even add in a further hard drive if so required.

The screen display size of 10.2” should be enough to please the vast majority of users and the resolution of 1024 x 600 will ensure there is no problem with viewing websites, again giving a benefit to the person on the go. Netbooks are not something to be used all the time, and the batter life of the Lenovo netbook will ensure that people need to recharge on a regular basis but for the intended usage, this netbook should provide comfortable use.

The size of the keyboard is roughly about 85% of the standard keyboard size and stands in between the options offered by the netbook industry. As always, it is a matter of personal taste and choice as to whether this size is acceptable to you but there are certainly no major flaws or issues with this type of keyboard.

With a boot time of under a minute, anyone should be able to have their Lenovo netbook up and running in no time at all and with a wide range of colors to choose from, there should be no complaints about the style of this fashionable little machine. There are clearly a lot of firms operating in this field but the success of the Lenovo range should see them stand as a worthy adversary for the more notable names in the industry.