New, with box and all original accessories, Lenovo U150 with 1.2GHz Intel Celeron Dual Core Processsor, 2GB RAM, Windows 7 Home Edition, and a number of other features. The most important thing to note, however, is that this is not a netbook. Instead of using an underpowered and poorly performing Intel Atom processor, the U105 utilizes a ultra-low voltage dual core processor for CPU-intensive tasks like multitasking, multimedia, and encoding. After powering it up, we ran the Windows Experience Index and discovered that this thing performs as well as a 2 year old ThinkPad x61, which was a much more expensive computer with measly battery life, at least in comparison to this. Also, I have the original proof-of-purchase as evidence that the warranty is good for about another year.

Check out a review at http://www.laptopmag.com/review/laptops/lenovo-ideapad-u150.aspx from LaptopMag.com.

I have pictures posted below if the gallery at LaptopMag isn't enough. It's a gorgeous laptop, something of much higher quality than any equally priced netbook.

Specifications:

Intel Celeron U2300 1.20GHz Dual-Core Processor

2.00GB RAM

Windows 7 Home Premium (compared to the Starter edition most netbooks come with)

160GB 5400RPM Hard Drive

11.6" HD Display

6 Cell Battery (lasts for about 6 hours according to the review)

Includes: original box, original manual, AC adapter, and, most importantly, the laptop.