Hands on: Lenovo IdeaPad S10-3t tablet-convertible netbook

Up close and personal with Lenovo's multitouch netbook

However, it's the first 10in netbook to feature a touch screen. It's a multitouch touch screen and supports two simultaneous finger inputs for gestures such as zooming, scrolling and rotating. Funnily enough, even though there is a large array of software installed on the S10-3t, we're yet to find an on-screen keyboard utility on the system; this makes it hard to actually use the device when in slate/tablet mode. We're awaiting word from Lenovo on this.

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