Lenovo, the world’s fastest growing PC maker, launched its first family of sleek and stylish tablets IdeaPad Tablet K1 featuring the Android 3.1 platform for consumers and the robust ThinkPad Tablet for business customers in Indian market.
The Lenovo tablets are priced between Rs 14,990 and Rs 46,900.
These tablets are the company’s first mobile internet devices featuring the Android 3.1 platform. Lenovo’s new tablets deliver an enhanced mobile experience and feature NVIDIA Tegra 2 dual-core mobile processors that offer superior multitasking, faster web browsing with built-in Flash, console-quality gaming and low power consumption for improved battery life.
Lenovo’s 10” ThinkPad Tablet offers business-friendly features to enhance productivity for professionals as well as security and manageability for IT Managers, while the 10” IdeaPad K1 offers surreal entertaining and mobility allowing consumers to enjoy life on the go.
The soon to be introduced 7” Ideapad A1 will offer unmatched mobility and entertainment experience.
The users will also have access to apps in the Lenovo App Shop – a unique app marketplace, which features popular applications that have been tested specifically for Lenovo IdeaPad and ThinkPad Tablets. The Lenovo App Shop offers apps across a wide range of categories including entertainment, books, productivity, social networking, weather and more.
jacob christian November 28, 2011 at 12:03 pm
can anyone let me know when lenovos ideapad a1 is comming at vadodra with dealers address.
pratik October 13, 2011 at 7:55 am
@Rohan Singh
thanks buddy
Rohan Singh October 12, 2011 at 10:55 pm
Few notable difference are :
1. Processor
Msi : 1.2GHZ
A1 : 1GHZ
2. DONGLE SUPPORT
MSI : Mini USB port so it can’t support data card.
A1 : Full USB & dongle support.
3. GPS
MSI : Needs data connection.
A1 : Offline GPS. Works without internet connection.
4. Internal memory
MSI : 4GB
A1: 8GB…. Not sure it may be 2GB also.
Both support micro SD.
And A1 comes with better screen resolution & battery backup.
Ganesh October 12, 2011 at 7:14 pm
Asus transformer pad rocks! It’s cheap and has exactly same hardware specs and a super IPS screen!
Kazz October 12, 2011 at 4:08 pm
need more details abt a1
Sunny October 12, 2011 at 3:27 pm
iberry launches its tablet pc “BT07″ for 7000
pratik October 12, 2011 at 2:21 pm
@Rohan Singh
thanks for the info … It would be useful if you could tell more differences between msi enjoy and lenovo a1 ;i have read reviews about msi enjoy 10 they all were very good although i cant understand why the company has no good sales strategy for it
Ganesh Srinivasan October 12, 2011 at 1:51 pm
Lenovo seems to have done the right thing by launching separate tablets for business users [ThinkPad] and for entertainment purposes [IdeaPad K1 and A1] – though all three models have Office Editors. I saw the comparison from their web site
The ThinkPad models are priced exactly like Apple iPad 2 and the IdeaPad K1 is priced cheaper [IdeaPad K1 32 GB with 3G is about Rs 8,000 cheaper compared to ThinkPad of similar capacity]
They seem to have preloaded many useful and relevant applications with each of the models – which I think is the differentiator
I had a look at the keyboard accessory for ThinkPad tablet [with case] – looks to be handy and productive for the business user. I am not sure if the price of the Tablet is inclusive or exclusive of this accessory
With these the ThinkPad tablet looks tempting to buy for business use
Rohan Singh October 12, 2011 at 1:35 pm
Ideapad A1 is best go for it. After sales service will be easy to get Lenovo than MSI. Ideapad A1 offline GPS which makes it unique & it’s a better recognized brand.
pratik October 12, 2011 at 1:09 pm
any body got idea about msi enjoy 10 where to buy it ; post sales service ;and whether it is better compared to other tabs like iball slide and this lenovo a1 for i couldnt find a single online seller for msi enjoy except for on their own website
Rohan Singh October 12, 2011 at 12:35 pm
So my wait is going to end now. I was waiting for A1. But only k1 launched. They should have launched both the tabs together ..Any final date for ideapad a1? ??