The Lenovo Tablet has a 10.1-inch screen capacitive display with a high-resolution screen that boasts true 1080p HD and can run all the apps that are offered for Android Tablets. It would have a 16:10 widescreen aspect ratio with multi-touch and the display is adaptive with an ambient light sensor. It will play Flash video and content with a plug-in that will be offered as a free download sometime this month. The Lenovo tablet runs Android 2.2 and would run on Android 3.0 Honeycomb operating system.

Lenovo also showed the IdeaPad U1, a hybrid device that turns the LePad into a netbook-like product. The LePad serves as the monitor but can also be detached to function as a tablet. It runs a Windows OS and has an Intel Atom processor. The U1 will be priced at about $1,000.

The first-gen IdeaPad Slate will boast a 32-GB solid-state drive (expandable through a side-memory card slot), along with 2 GB of RAM and built-in 3G connectivity.

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