Lenovo ThinkPad Edge S430 Fastest Laptops Ever

Lenovo Rolls Out The New Lenovo ThinkPad Edge S430 Fastest Latops Ever And Announced its new Lenovo ThinkPad portfolio of small to medium business SMB big baller laptops really built with serious business technology, gaming, performance and personal lifestyle computing features integrated into one of the fastest laptops i've put my hands on in the last couple of years.

The new line of laptops includes both the kick arse premium high end ThinkPad Edge S Series and the mainstream big baller ThinkPad Edge E Series and the your broke entry level Lenovo S430 B Series.

The ThinkPad Edge S430 laptop comprises of performance technologies and innovations, such as the latest Intel Core processors technology.

 Aesthetically, the new laptop has a Mocha Black look with metal accents and measures less than one-inch in thickness. The 14-inch laptop is equipped with a DVD burner (or a second hard drive for up to 1 TB of storage, which can be combined with solid state drive storage), the choice of Intel integrated or NVIDIA Optimus graphics, Dolby Home Theatre v4, USB 3.0 ports and Intel Thunderbolt technology. 

The ThinkPad Edge S430 also comes with remote management software for energy savings and deploying updates called Lenovo Solution Center.

The smaller 11.6-inch ThinkPad Edge and 13.3-inch laptops optimize their performance with the latest Intel Core processors on the E130 and E330 or AMD Vision Accelerated processors on the E135 and E335 laptops. They feature a graphite grey interior with choices of Midnight Black, Heatwave Red or Cobalt Blue covers with the same progressive design of the ThinkPad Edge S430 laptops.

Lenovo B Series, the new entry-level laptops, provide entry-users with an affordable alternative. Starting at just $349, they are equipped with the latest Intel Core processors (on the B480 and B580) or AMD Fusion APUs (on the B485 and B585 models) along with integrated or discrete graphics. In addition, the new laps can hold up to 1 TB of storage, has USB 3.0 ports, an HDMI out port, and 4-in-1 multicard reader. The B Series laptops also come with Lenovo Solution Center powered by Intel Small Business Advantage.

The ThinkPad Edge E130/135, E330/335 and Lenovo B480/485, B580/585 Series laptops will be available in select markets, whereas the ThinkPad Edge E430/435, E530/535 laptops will be available worldwide beginning in April. The ThinkPad Edge S430 laptop will be available in June in select markets.

Pricing starts at roughly $399 for the ThinkPad Edge laptops, $349 for the Lenovo B Series laptops, and $749 for the ThinkPad S430 laptop.

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Google Privacy Test Case Infront Of EU Court

Google Privacy Test Case In EU Court

Google will do battle with Spain's data protection authority in Europe's highest court on Tuesday in a landmark case with global implications which poses one of the thorniest questions of the Internet age: When is information really private?

The issue before the European Court of Justice has been boiled down to this poser: If a person fails to pay social security contributions and their house is auctioned off as a result, do they have the right to ask Google to delete such damaging information from search results?

Behind that lies complex arguments over freedom of information, the right to protect data, what it means to be a publisher and who ultimately polices the web.

Lawyers for Google will argue the search engine company should not have to erase lawful content which it did not create from its massive search index.

Spanish officials will argue that Google should delete information from its index where an individual's privacy is breached.

Tuesday's hearing in Luxembourg opens arguments but it could be nine months to a year before a ruling is handed down.

It is based on a complaint made by a Spanish man who made a Google search using his name and uncovered an announcement in a newspaper from several years earlier saying a property he owned was up for auction because of non-payment of social security.

One of Spain's top courts, the Audiencia Nacional, upheld his complaint and ruled Google should delete the information from its results. The case was referred to the Court of Justice in March last year after Google challenged the decision.

Supporters say that if Google is asked to delete such information it will create a slippery slope leading to all sorts of data being deleted for spurious reasons, and it would essentially make Google the responsible party.

CONTROLLER OR HOST?

The European court will try to determine if Google can be considered the "controller" or just a host of information. It will also assess whether a search engine run by a company based in California such as Google can be subject to EU privacy law.

Spain's data regulator has said EU judges must consider if EU citizens have to go to U.S. courts to exercise their privacy rights and whether Google "is responsible for the damage the diffusion of personal information can cause for citizens".

The hearing will also test a draft European law that aims to strengthen citizens' privacy. The rules proposed by the European Commission in 2012 and being debated by the European Parliament would give people "the right to be forgotten" - that is, the right to have personal data deleted, in particular from the web.

The proposal has sparked sharp criticism from industry experts who say Internet content could be manipulated at the expense of freedom of speech if such a principle were to be enshrined in European law.

In a blog, Google's global privacy counsel, Peter Fleischer, said such a right created false expectations.

"I regularly hear requests from people to 'remove all references to me, Mrs. X, from the Internet'," Fleischer said, adding that he was expressing his own views, not the company's.

"No law can or should provide such a right," he said.

Spain referred the case to the EU's highest court to clarify how the EU draft law should be applied, particularly in relation to Google. It said the outcome of the hearing would be relevant not only in Spain but in all EU countries.

Spain's data protection agency said almost 200 verdicts in similar cases had been challenged in the Audiencia Nacional.

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