Lenovo ThinkPad X100e Netbook Debuts Early Next Year

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Lenovo’s rumored X200e has revealed itself to actually be the Thinkpad X100e. Expected to be released early next year on January 5, as a 12.1-inch “entry level ultra portable”, the X100e is actually the first ThinkPad of its size. If earlier reports have shown the upcoming Lenovo netbook with a white finish, the company has decided to keep it away from the IdeaPads and are going to give it a matte-black shell.

The specs are still sketch at this point. From what is known it will either pack a 1.6GHz AMD Athlon Neo processor and ATI’s Radeon HD3410 or X1250 graphics, or Intel’s 1.4 GHz Centrino 2 Ultra Low Voltage processor along with a GMA4500MHD GPU.

The new Lenovo ThinkPad X100e netbook comes with a 12.1 inch 1280×800 display , 3GB of RAM and Windows 7 preloaded. It would come in HDD and SSD variants and also have optional support for Gobi 3G. It should also be able to handle Windows Aero graphic UI pretty well, along with some basic gaming and full HD 1080p video playback.

Lets hope Lenovo won’t put an Atom processor inside, like Sony did with their Vaio X and screwed up what would have been a great product.