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2009/10 Annual Report Lenovo Group Limited
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energy consumption while using less packaging
material. Lenovo’s Think desktop products grew at
5 percent year-on-year, compared to a decline in the
worldwide commercial desktop market.
A full line of product offerings in both ThinkPad and
ThinkCentre products was key to the success in
2009/10 fiscal year. Product strengths were further
validated in independent quality and performance
rankings. TBR ranked Lenovo number one in
its Corporate IT Buying Behavior and Customer
Satisfaction Studies for commercial laptops and
desktops for 3Q and 4Q 2009. Additionally, the
launch of Microsoft’s Windows 7 OS offered
Lenovo’s engineering team the opportunity to raise
performance to an ‘Enhanced Experience’ level
by optimizing ThinkPad performance to set the
Windows 7 benchmark.
Idea Product Group
The Idea Product Group, focused on the consumer and
entry SMB products, accounted for approximately 33
percent of the Group’s sales during the year. Lenovo’s
Idea branded PC shipments showed a year-on-year
increase of 70 percent, and a year-on-year increase
of 295 percent outside China. Idea notebooks grew at
98 percent by unit shipments compared to last year, of
which netbook accounted for approximately 19 percent
of notebooks unit shipments, while Idea desktops grew
at 18 percent from last year, boosted by the success of
the All-in-One models.
Lenovo’s showcase in CES 2010
C100 All-in-One desktop