Lenovo Launches 3 New Home PCs
It took some time for Lenovo to jump on the netbook bandwagon, but now that it has, the OEM is next looking to dive into the nettop sector. As such, the company announced plans to release a trio of new models designed for home users.
First up is the Lenovo IdeaCenter D400 home server. The cubish rig boasts support for up 8TB of storage with the ability to mix and match different brands and capacities of hard drives. According to Lenovo, they can also be added or removed while the D400 remains running. It will come with five USB 2.0 ports, including one that is front-mounted, and an eSATA port.
Next up are the Q100 and Q110. Both PCs measure just 0.7 inches thick, which according to Lenovo makes them the thinnest nettops yet. The Q100 comes with an Atom N230 processor, 1GB of RAM, a 160GB hard drive, and Windows XP, while the Q110 ups the ante with Nvidia's Ion platform, 2GB or RAM, a 250GB hard drive, and Windows Vista.
Look for the D400, Q110, and Q100 to all start shipping in September for $$500, $350, and $250 respectively.

Image Credit: Lenovo via Engadget
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downlinx
August 21, 2009 at 3:37am
these are not, in anyway stupid. these are perfect for the people that have no place for a computer and need a lite foot print to search the internet or email. and for business they are great. They take the place of a full pc when a full pc is not needed.
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510Gamer
August 20, 2009 at 2:18pm
netbook as a desktop is stupid. you can build a decent computer, much better then an atom cpu...why wouldnt you just get a netbook so you go places??
-510
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downlinx
August 20, 2009 at 11:44am
i wonder how well these q100's would work as a thin client or if they have thin client support.















