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NVIDIA has outed Lenovo’s latest 3D capable display, the L2363d, running at Full HD 1920 x 1080 resolution and capable not only of playing back 3D but recording it thanks to dual webcams. The Lenovo L2363d supports 3D photos and 3D web-conferencing, as long as you have NVIDIA’s 3D Vision specs . There’s also the Lenovo IdeaCentre K330 PC, a 3D-capable desktop using NVIDIA’s GeForce GTX460 GPU. Lenovo is, unsurprisingly, hoping you buy them both together. No word on full specifications as yet, since NVIDIA is only gloating about the 3D Vision tech, but we’re guessing it’s a similar – albeit updated – version to the K330 Lenovo outed back in December. Press Release: NVIDIA Showcases New Lenovo 3D Gaming Monitor With NVIDIA 3D Vision Technology at CES Lenovo IdeaCentre PCs and Monitors With Built-In Stereoscopic 3D Webcam Expand NVIDIA’s 3D Vision Ecosystem to More Than 1,000 Supported Products LAS VEGAS, NV — (Marketwire) — 01/06/2011 — CES 2011 — NVIDIA today announ...

With companies like Fujitsu and HP introducing new products in the convertible PC category, Lenovo has joined the bandwagon and launched the IdeaPad S10-3t. A convertible PC is essentially a laptop with a LED touch screen which rotates 180 degrees, to fit on top of the keyboard and doubles up to function as a slate.The S10-3t has a really impressive ergonomic design. It features a screen that is 10.1-inches wide, and the lid is a smart black colour, with an attractive embossed geometric design, which can also be seen on the lower panel, just below the keyboard.In terms of connectivity options, the tablet offers two USB 2.0 ports, a 6x1 card reader, a 3.5mm stereo headphone and 3.5 mm microphone slots and a VGA port.The IdeaPad S10-3t's trackpad was too small for comfort and made navigating troublesome. It was also unresponsive at the best of times, especially when it came to scrolling up and down. There is also the hard-felt lack of physical left and right mouse buttons, which le...

Lenovo launches IdeaPad Y460 and Y560 Notebooks Bangalore: PC maker Lenovo has launched a new range of multimedia notebooks. The new line up called the Y-Series comprise of the Lenovo IdeaPad Y460 and Lenovo IdeaPad Y560. The prices of the notebooks start at around Rs. 46,235 and are available across stores in India. The IdeaPad Y460 has a 14 inch HD LED screen display and runs on Intel Core i5 processor. It has Windows 7 as the operating system and comes bundled with a variety of softwares. Weighing 2.2 kg, the notebook has dimensions of 340 X 20-33 X 235mm. The Y460 has a 1.3MP integrated web camera and its connectivity options include 3 USB ports, one card slot, one multi card reader slot, Mic-in, headphone, and HDMI. IdeaPad Y460 has a memory up to 8GB DDR3 DRAM and has a storage capacity up to 320GB. It comes with a 6 cell battery that gives a running time of approximately five hours. The IdeaPad Y560 sports a 15 inch display screen and is powered by Inter Core processor....