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Lenovo IdeaPad Y, G, Z series laptops of CES 2012 (photos)

The latest Y and G series IdeaPads get modest mainstream updates at CES 2012.

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IdeaPad Y480

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IdeaPad Y480

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IdeaPad Y580

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IdeaPad Y580

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IdeaPad G580

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IdeaPad G580

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IdeaPad G580

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IdeaPad G580

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IdeaPad G580

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IdeaPad G780

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IdeaPad G780

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IdeaPad G780

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IdeaPad Z380

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IdeaPad Z380

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IdeaPad Z380

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IdeaPad Z380

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IdeaPad Z380

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