Lenovo’s IdeaCentre, as stated in an earlier post is said to be upgraded and overhauled and will bring in Intel’s newest quad-band core and ATOM processors that will make the Nettop work faster and is twice as better than its previous version.

The newly refurbished and upgraded version of Lenovo’s IdeaCentre is confirmed to come with the Intel ATOM processor, with the ATOm 330 giving way to its predecessor and is yet to conquer the industry, replacing the 1.6 Ghz single-core D410 or dual-core D510.  Further, it is paired with an Optional NVIDIA Ion Graphics that has a 1080p HD and HDMI output form factor that is only 0.82-inches wide.

Further, it will include a stand where you can mount Nettop on the back flatscreen TV courtesy of VESA mount; in terms of its connectivity, it comes with four USB 2.0 ports, Ethernet and audio in/out. Further, it comes with a WiFi capability on-board too.

Lenovo is also offering an official optional multimedia remote with an integrated trackball mouse and mini keyboard that is intended to round out the HTPC potential of the Q150.