The T-Mobile G1 disappointed in terms of aesthetics although people are still excited about it due to the Google Android OS. The G1 will forever hold a special place in people’s hearts being the first to carry the Android platform ever, but as we go along, better-looking Android phones would sure pop up pushing the G1 to the back of our minds.

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Lenovo plans to drive notebook thieves crazy by introducing an all-new security feature expected to fly by the first quarter of 2009. Called the Lenovo Remote Disable Feature, it will enable laptop owners to remotely render their devices useless with just a single text.

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Lenovo, being one of the sponsors of Beijing Olympics 2008, released a few Beijing Olympics 2008 themed USB flash drives to offset some of what the company spent. All the USB flash drives in the line are limited editions, which could explain the rather exorbitant price for at least one of them.

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Laptop Magazine has recently reviewed the Lenovo Thinkpad SL400 notebook for small businesses. In spite of the fact that this product was developed for businesses, it works just as well for other entertainment purposes.

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The MacBook Air continues to face an onslaught of notebooks that are just as slim but provide more features than its “full-featured” self. Lenovo’s latest offering the Lenovo Thinkpad X200 has a spec list to die for…

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Lenovo Thinkpad X200 Specifications:
- Intel Core 2 Duo at 2.4GHz
- integrated WiMAX
- GPS Receiver built-in
- Bluetooth 2.0
- Biometric Security fingerprint scanner
- forward-facing 1.3-Megapixel camera
- DVD burner

Via CrunchGear

Edit: Post has been updated to remove references to IBM. Old habits…apologies to Lenovo Thanks Lukas.