Lenovo rolls out B500 all-in-one, Core i7 IdeaPad Y550P and more

Lenovo unveiled its new and updated version of IdeaCentre deskstops and IdeaPad notebooks to equipped Windows 7. Lenovo’s mighty swing includes the intros of new all-in-one B500, Core-i7 Y550P IdeaPad, ultra-portables U550, U150, U350 and S10-2. Hit on the continue link for more details and some pictures.

The all-in-one PC B500 combines multimedia and gamer-centric in a robotic and stylish look. This new machine will feature Core 2 Quad, a dedicated GPU, 23-inch 1080p display, 1TB of storage capacity, along with JBL speaker system and motion remote. Unfortunately the B500 price is still unspecified yet.

Although the B500 is said to be a gamer-centric all-in-one the ultra-portable IdeaPad Y550P rules to be Lenovo’s fastest notebooks. The Y550P runs Core-i7 quad-core with dedicated NVIDIA video graphics support, with 15.6-inch screen display and virtual surround playing a role as multimedia portables too. Measuring same 15.6-inch but running Core 2 Duo, IdeaPad U550 is new that takes the concepts of ultra-portables with only 0.94 inches thick while still fitting a DVD burner.

Now let’s move on with energy efficient portables from Lenovo with its CULV-based U150. The U150 will feature 11.6-inch LCD, a 1.2GHz Core 2 Duo and a 250GB hard drive. This unit has been already out for U.S release. While, we have some updates on U350 and S10-2 that both now runs Windows 7 with new organic lid patterns, such as brown leather on the U350 or pseudo-modern floral textures on the S10-2.

Rounding up the decent Lenovo line-up is Core 2 Quad IdeaCentre K300 with optional drives in RAID arrays and a unique hardware power toggle to throttle back the system and save energy. K300 price is still unknown but its sibling H230 is available for $299 giving budget-conscious consumer an entry point.

Probably all systems will make its availability visible and mostly more details on the options and specifications will come.

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