The Lenovo IdeaPad S10-3t has been our top pick since its debut. And while everyone starts getting comfortable with their iPad, we begin hearing reports of iPads across the globe having connectivity issues. Why is that I wonder?

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I can’t honestly tell you why the iPad won’t connect, but I can tell you a little bit about the Lenovo IdeaPad S10-3t. It’s all that and a bag of chips. We said it a few months back, before the iPad had even debuted, and we’ll say it over and over again. The Lenovo IdeaPad S10-3t kicks the Apple iPad to the curb.

All That and a Bag of Chips

We all know the iPad was dissed for not providing 3rd party apps the privilege to multitask. We also know everyone wanted to see a new UI, maybe meshed between the current iPod OS and OS X. Did any of Steve Jobs followers get that? No. But the S10-3t offers it all plus that extra bag of chips we were talking about.

A not so standard Netbook, the IdeaPad S10-3t builds on the foundation set by its predecessors. The S10 and S10-2 were marvels of their time, and the latest member is no different. The base model S10-3t starts out with an Intel ATOM processor, and 160GB of memory. Before we go any further, that’s already more storage than is available on the iPad at an equally low price! More storage equals more photos, more video, more everything!

Continuing on, the IdeaPad S10-3t can carry up to 250GB in case you do need a little extra room, and it has a 10.1″ SD LED Glare and Multi-touch display, built with Lenovo NaturalTouch Responsive Fingertip Touch Technology. Oh, and we did forget to tell you that the S10-3t morphs into a tablet just like the iPad. Yes, it’s a netbook AND tablet!

Lenovo IdeaPad S10-3t Staying Connected

Now, to further compare it with the iPad, do you remember how we told you about all of those connection problems Apple consumers are having? Well Lenovo’s consumers are quite happy and staying connected with the IdeaPad S10-3t. It offers a wide range of connectivity options in addition to the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth that the iPad offers.

So just so we’re all clear on this one, the iPad doesn’t have anything on the IdeaPad Brand. With the S10-3t and even the IdeaPad U1 Hybrid that will be hitting the shelves soon, Apple needs to learn its place. I’m with Lenovo on this one.