What’s this? A new sliver of hope in a dark, lost world? Before you throw your hands up and shut your eyes, you should know that all of this is coming from Digitimes, so taking it all in with an unhealthy dose of salt is highly suggested. According to them, Lenovo is actually planning to eventually ship its Skylight and IdeaPad U1 Hybrid (yeah, the two machines that were kinda-sorta shelved a month ago), but with far different specifications. For starters, they’ll rely on Qualcomm’s recently announced dual-core processor line, and rather than using the now-nonexistent Skylight OS, they’ll both rely on Google’s Android. If all goes well, the official launch will occur before the dawn of 2011, but there’s no solid word on when they’ll actually ship. In related news, there’s also word that Toshiba will be readying a smartbook in its long-standing Dynabook line, with NVIDIA’s Tegra 250 under the hood, a 10.1-inch panel and Android running the show. Now, who’s up for seeing if any of this actually comes to fruition?
Lenovo’s Skylight and U1 Hybrid being revived with fresh Qualcomm silicon? originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 30 Jun 2010 03:59:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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