Lenovo stops selling netbooks with Atom processors and points out when asked about that success with its IdeaPad tablets. Lenovo is after, Dell is the second company that the netbookmarkt for a large part leaves.
The IdeaPad S-netbooks from Lenovo, according to the website of the manufacturer in the United States and for example Germany are no longer available. Inquire about this from Computerworld gave the answer that the stocks will not be refilled in the near future. Or Lenovo the store sales of its netbooks stops is not known. “We have success with our IdeaPad Tablet K1 and IdeaPad Tablet A1, and which attract a lot of traffic to our website”, was the only thing Lenovo spokesman Ray Gorman further about wanted.
On the Dutch website of the company, the IdeaPad netbooks. According to the Pricewatch was in the Netherlands, the latest IdeaPad S10 with Atom N455 in november last year sold. Lenovo has, however, still ThinkPad X121-notebooks with an 11.6″screen and AMD E-450, E-350 -, or C50-apu’s in his range. At the end of december there was also information that there is a Ideapad S110 with the new Cedar Trail-Atom on the market would come. It is unclear how the with this introduction.
The reduced interest of Lenovo to the product group shows once again that the popularity of netbooks continues to fall. At the end of last year, it appeared that Dell discontinued its Inspiron Mini 10 for consumers. The adoption of the new Atom Cedar Trail platform also seems to be much lower than for the previous versions of the small, efficient processor that was the case. However, Intel and some netbookfabrikanten that the products still sell well in emerging markets.
