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The newly introduced Lenovo S10-2 in shiny black.
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The almost-full-size keyboard is much easier to type on than the
S10's. The touchpad buttons are also much easier to press than the S10's.
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Shot from the hinge area, showing the protruding 6-cell battery.
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The very dim indicator lights. This picture actually shows the lights being on. The wireless indicator light blinks if Wi-Fi is turned off while Bluetooth is turned on.
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In completely unrelated news. I also got a G-Shock
DW-5600E. One of the cheaper ones, but I've wanted one for the longest time.
Update (2009-11-18): Five months later, the S10-2's hinge developed a crack. The S10-2's hinge suffers from a design problem: the screen can't be opened too wide without hitting a rubber stop. Unfortunately, often times if the netbook is placed on a low table or on the lap, the screen needs to be opened up wider for a better viewing angle.
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This picture actually shows the screen opened up to the maximum angle. The area right behind the crack is the "screen stopper" that causes a stress point at the crack area.
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