Lenovo V100 Ultraportable Notebook

As Lenovo continues to drop IBM’s name from its ranks, they have released a notebook that is aimed at the same group of people as many of the ThinkPad’s audience: business users.

The Lenovo V100 is an ultraportable that is part of the Lenovo 3000 series that the company launched this past year. It is being positioned as a machine for small business users and consumers looking for an inexpensive ultraportable.

The V100 comes with a Core Duo or Core Solo processor, a 12.1″ widescreen non-glossy screen, a 5-in1 card reader, 3 USB ports, 1.3 megapixel web cam, and FireWire. It also comes with the option of having a 40 GB through 100 GB hard drive, and includes a fingerprint reader.

It has integrated graphics, which is not surprising for a machine of this size, and will retail around the $1000 range, rather than the higher $1500 range that most ultraportables start at. Expect to see it available this June.

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