There's also Xubuntu, which uses the much more well-liked XFCE, another fairly light desktop environment, but not as lightweight and bareboned as LXDE. Unity is pretty resource intensive compared to other desktop environments, and doesn't have as much customization, but it might be you sort of deal. You might want to look at some of the other Ubuntu flavors with different desktop environments: default Ubuntu has Unity, which I (and many, but by no means all, others) very much dislike. I don't like it that much, but that's just personal preference.
LXDE is designed largely to be very lightweight and use minimal system resources, so it's pretty barebones and minimal compared to a lot of other desktop environments. Lubuntu is Ubuntu pre-built to work with LXDE by default, rather than the (rather atrocious) Unity desktop environment Ubuntu comes with by default.
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