Lenovo IdeaPad U350 Expert Reviews

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Attractive textured design. Very thin and light. Fantastic keyboard and navigating experience. Inexpensive

Ultra-low voltage processor can be slow at times. 41-Wh battery is not big enough. No optical drive

The Lenovo IdeaPad U350 is cheap, light, and well designed, but don't expect anything amazing from the ultra-low voltage processor and small battery.

Slim and lightweight design, Bright, colorful display, Comfortable keyboard, Crisp, loud speakers

Mediocre battery life, Mushy touchpad buttons, Slow boot time, Annoying pop-up ads

The right side of the notebook has a 4-in-1 memory card reader, the headphone and microphone jacks, two USB ports, and the power jack. A VGA port, HDMI port, Ethernet jack, third USB port, and a wireless on/off switch line the left side.

Lenovo today came out with two new notebook computers. The U350 (pictured above) is a 13.3incher portable notebook based on the latest Intel CULV platform. The power efficient notebook is powered by an Intel Core 2 Solo processor and features powerful ...

The Lenovo IdeaPad U350 is an ultrathin notebook, weighing in at just 3.5 pounds and featuring up to 500 GB of hard drive storage. The U350's screen is 13.3 inches at 1,366 by 768 pixels....

We're starting to see more ultrathin notebooks using Intel's Consumer Ultra Low Voltage (CULV) processors, so we're pleased that Lenovo's entry, the IdeaPad U350, finally made its way to our labs. Find out from our review if this charmer can perform ...

Lenovo's IdeaPad U350 which we first glimpsed during our Computex trip, may yet change our opinion of the current situation. The latest in the ultrathin notebook segment equipped with Intel's consumer-class ultra low voltage mobile processor, this ...

Lenovo is probably best known for its business machines. But the U350 is designed to attract consumers, and it has some nice specifications to help it along, not least of which is a small and light ...

There are some crucial disappointments, the most important being the lack of an optical drive, but if you can live without that and want something a bit more powerful than a netbook, then the IdeaPad U350 could be worth a look.

Cheap Subnetbook? With the Ideapads, Lenovo wants to appeal to the price oriented consumer. With an energy-saving processor, integrated graphics card and three gigabytes of RAM, the light and slender U350 should be primed for ultra-mobile use with ...

Compact and light , Good battery life , Useful performance for office/internet , Good keyboard, Compact and light, Good battery life, Useful performance for office/internet, Good keyboard

Reflective display , Arrangement of interfaces , Touchpad buttons need some getting used to, Reflective display, Arrangement of interfaces, Touchpad buttons need some getting used to

A matte display, a UMTS option, maybe a larger battery, a fast connection to peripherals like e-SATA

The Lenovo IdeaPad U350 is an ultraportable PC that is one of those rare products where actually using it makes it seem much stronger than its test results and feature set might make it seem on paper.

In the end, the Lenovo IdeaPad U350 offers a fairly standard feature set with average performance, but it's all built into a nicely integrated, slick-feeling package that makes it a real joy to use as an adjunct to an office desktop. Just don't expect ...