Lenovo have already rolled their S10e out to the UK for a starting price of £299 ($440). The S10e is to hit Japan next, on December the 6th for 54,800 JPY ($590).

The increased price indicates that this isn’t the base model, and will instead come with 160GB hard drive, 1GB of RAM and will come installed with Windows XP Home. Other features of the S10e include a 10.1 inch wide screen with a 16:9 ratio, Intel 945GSE Express chipset, 1.3 mega pixel web camera, card reader, bluetooth and wifi.

The netbook will be launching with a white finish, followed by a blue and a pink S10e in January.

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Lenovo have today launched their newest netbook, the IdeaPad S10e. It will have a starting price of £299 when it becomes available at the end of the month and can be purchased through Lenovo and Lenovo Business Partners.

The S10e features a 10.1 inch display, Intel Atom processor, up to 1.5GB RAM, either a 4GB SSD or a hard drive of up to 160GB. The netbook comes installed with either Novell SLED 10 Linux or Windows XP Home or Pro.

Lenovo’s S10e, weighing in at under 1.2kg, is aimed at consumers and business users, looking for a lightweight and mobile computing option.

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