Can you imagine a company have sold 100 million units of a particular line of laptop? Well, we certainly can’t and that’s how many ThinkPad Lenovo has shipped, btw, which obviously calls for a celebration. To mark this occasion the Chinese PC maker is debuting the latest generation ThinkPad X1 […]
perhaps we are completely ignorant about the techie side of actor Aston Kutcher’s, and therefore, we were utterly amazed why he was roped in as the product engineer for Lenovo’s YOGA tablet line. anyway, that was a year ago and one year on, the fruits of labor resulting from this […]
China’s personal computer giant and the world’s number one PC maker, Lenovo has quite a few things to show at this year’s IFA in Berlin, including a beautiful Intel Atom-powered Android tablet, the firm’s first 17-inch touchscreen gaming laptop and a new ERAZER gaming rig. the new lineup kicks off […]
there is a new YOGA in town, but not the calming exercise, though. known as the Lenovo YOGA Tablet 10 HD+, notable refinements of this yogi include a Full HD touchscreen display, a quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor and a battery life with up to a whopping 18 hours usage time.
like Apple, Lenovo’s designs never disappoints. so if you are in the market for some serious alternative to the likes of Samsung, LG and HTC, then look forward to the new S-series smartphones from the Chinese computer biggie. announced at the 2014 MWC, the S-series comprises of three handsets, the S860, S850 and S660, that boasts…
we all know what personal cloud storage is and today’s context, it is a ‘place’ in your home where digital contents resides, so that the whole family can have access to it. this is where an aesthetic problem arises: it need to look good
though the Chinese computer maker Lenovo refers the C560 All-In-One Computer as an affordable machine, it is probably just referring to base model, but still, we can’t deny that a starting price of $659 is pretty enticing, which make the mark for those aren’t aiming to top-notch performance.
i can’t speak for all the gamers other there, but i for one, would prefer a gaming machine that looks as good as it performs. so, how good looking is considered as good? seriously, i am not sure how to put it, but if i were to pick one rig as an example, it would be the Lenovo Erazer X700 Gaming PC. enclosed in a la-Alienware chassis
love the idea of living in the cloud but don’t want to resign to the fate of Samsung or Acer’s? then you are in luck cos’ Chinese PC maker, Lenovo has already jumped on the Chromebook bandwagon with its Lenovo ThinkPad X131e Chromebook (not to be confused with the current AMD-equipped X131e) and this baby is all geared up for…
we are seeing two emerging trends in the smartphone market: one, they are definitely growing in physical size and two, cheap plastics are pretty much considered passe now (so Sammy, watch your back). recent examples would be the Google Nexus 4 by LG with its glass construction with relatively large display and even more recently…
still remember the Microsoft Surface touchscreen table PC and the big ass Android tablet from Kouziro? now, can you imagine fusing the two together? no? may be a little help here: just take a look at the new Lenovo IdeaCentre Horizon Table PC (note: it’s a ‘table’ not ‘tablet’) and that, my friend, is probably what the fusion will look like. the Horizon is essentially a Windows 8…