Lenovo G560 Core i3 notebook

Thursday, February 4, 2010, 5:04
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Lenovo has announced the availability of a new notebook model, known as G560. The all new G560 model comes in an updated look and enhanced technology, and customers who are craving to lay their hands on it can now order.

On the configuration front, the latest widescreen notebook is said to come integrated with a 15.6-inch HD LED backlit display that offers 1366-by-768 pixels maximum resolution.

Driven by an Intel Core i3-330M (around Core i5 central processing unit (CPU) counting 2.13GHz core speed and cache of around 3MB, the Lenovo G560 Core i3 notebook brags of housing DDR3 internal memory of about 4GB (about 8GB) and mechanical hard drive of around 320GB (almost 500GB) that gets rotated at 5400RPM. The latest Lenovo G560 Core i3, besides featuring a DVD Burner and an Intel HD graphics controller, provides an amazing user experience.

As far as its connectivity features are concerned, the new Lenovo G560 comes integrated with Wireless connectivity, eSATA and USB combo port, an HDMI interface, an Express card slots and a card-reader. The G560 is also built-in with a 2.0MP web camera which is said to allow video calling and is featured with an Ethernet jack and VGA port.

Apart from that the latest “Essential Laptops” G series device from Lenovo is compatible with copy of Microsoft’s Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit, this copy comes pre-installed with the device. Additionally featuring a numeric pad and a 6-cell Li-ion battery, the new device comes with the introductory price tag of around US $849 and for directly ordering it at Lenovo’s online store, costumers will have shell out US $799, while pre-configured G560 is available to grapple at US $849.

So, looking at the specs sheet of the device, it is said that the device is not only feature packed but also leave the costumers surprised with the price tag attached with it.