The ThinkPad Mini 10 model uses Atom processor and is equipped with WiMax wireless connection.
The ThinkPad Mini 10 was introduced by Lenovo in late April but was limited to a school in New South Wales, Australia. This model owns 10 inch screen size 1,024 x 600 pixel resolution with Intel Atom N450 processor chip at 1.6GHz speed.
ThinkPad Mini 10 with WiMax module. Photo: Engadget .
Today, the FCC (US Federal Communications Commission) has released quite interesting information about this product. The Mini 10 will be integrated with a new WiMax module like some versions of the X100e currently sold in the US. For the current X100e model, users need to spend an additional $ 150 to get more Gobi 2000 3G chips.
The WiMax option on the ThinkPad Mini 10 is expected to support maximum portability for Lenovo's netbook and is a "weapon" for Lenovo to compete with other companies like the Eee PC or HP Mini.