CES 2018

Lenovo introduces their most complete ThinkPad portfolio for 2018

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Business notebooks are built tougher than the usual laptops in the market, but they don’t have to be bulky and boring. A few days ahead of CES 2018, Lenovo announced its vast line of ThinkPad notebooks for the new year.

The new ThinkPads bring in USB-C as their universal power adapter and introduce the ThinkShutter physical webcam cover for added security.

ThinkPad X Series

The X Series is a top-of-the-line family of ThinkPads that doesn’t sacrifice portability despite passing military standard tests.

The ThinkPad X280 is thin and ultralight with a powerhouse Intel Core i7 processor and all-day battery life. It features RapidCharge technology which delivers an 80 percent charge in 60 minutes. It has a 12.5-inch Full HD touch display, ThinkShutter, fingerprint reader, and IR camera with facial recognition.

There’s also the ThinkPad X380 Yoga with its 13.3-inch 1080p touch display and 360-degree hinge. It has an Intel Core i7 processor along with the same security features of the X280.

The ThinkPad X280 starts at US$ 999 while the ThinkPad X380 Yoga starts at US$ 1,459. Both will be available from January 2018.

ThinkPad T Series

The T Series focuses more on perfecting a corporate workhorse complete with a dedicated graphics unit and high-resolution display.

The ThinkPad T480 is a robust all-around notebook for productivity and multimedia. It has a 14-inch WQHD display with an Intel Core i7 processor, up to 32GB of memory, up to 1TB SSD, and NVIDIA MX150 graphics. It also has a wide array of ports and Power Bridge battery.

Then there’s the lighter ThinkPad T480s which is one of the lightest business laptops in its category. It owns the same specs as its sibling but in a lighter and slimmer body.

For the road warrior, the ThinkPad T580 is a true companion with up to 27 hours of battery life thanks to extended battery options. It’s got a large 15-inch UHD display with an Intel Core i7 processor and NVIDIA MX150 graphics.

The ThinkPad T480 starts at US$ 989, the ThinkPad T480s starts at US$ 1,269, and the ThinkPad T580 starts at US$ 1,079. All the new T Series will be available starting January 2018.

ThinkPad L Series

ThinkPad notebooks don’t have to be expensive. The L Series has four new notebooks for each business need that doesn’t break the bank.

The ThinkPad L380 combines enterprise-ready and MIL-SPEC durability with great value. It has a 13.3-inch Full HD display with an Intel Core i7 processor and up to 12 hours of battery life with support for RapidCharge.

ThinkPad L380 Yoga is also among the options. It’s basically identical to the regular L380 model but with a 360-degree hinge to allow users to take advantage of the touch display.

The ThinkPad L480 and ThinkPad L580 are the largest value options with 14-inch and 15-inch 1080p displays, respectively. Their bigger chassis allow them to have dedicated graphics, specifically the AMD Radeon 530 along with Core i7 processors, up to 32GB of memory, and up to 2TB HDD.

These value ThinkPads will be available this January 2018 with the ThinkPad L380 starting at US$ 609, the ThinkPad L380 Yoga starting at US$ 1,049, the ThinkPad L480 starting at US$ 779, and the ThinkPad L580 starting at US$ 769.

ThinkPad Docking Station

Along with the new ThinkPad notebooks is a new ThinkPad Ultra Docking Station. It now has a one-touch slide-to-connect mechanism and is designed to work with most ThinkPad systems. It’ll bring additional connectivity options and keylock protection for your ThinkPad.

The ThinkPad Docking Station will be available beginning January in three different models: Basic 90W at US$ 199, Pro 135W at US$ 249, and Ultra 135W at US$ 299.

SEE ALSO: HP and Lenovo lead the world market of personal computers

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CES 2018

Podcast Episode 1: Getting lost at the world’s largest tech show

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In this first epidose of GadgetMatch Podcast we talk about the 2018 Consumer Electronics Show (CES 2018) which just wrapped up in Las Vegas. Michael Josh and Isa share behind the scenes challenges of covering the world’s largest tech show. And the team talks about the most attention grabbing tech from the show including an entire range of Artificial Intelligence and Google Assistant gadgets, Vivo’s new phone with an in-display fingerprint sensor, Sony’s new robot dog, and Razer’s Project Linda.

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LG’s InstaView ThinQ is one smart fridge

This is the future

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The future of smart appliances is upon us.

LG has not only dared to venture into connected kitchen technology, they’ve taken it a step further with their newest smart appliances. We got to see all this at CES.

The InstaView ThinQ is the fridge of the future. It’s equipped with the smart voice assistant Alexa which means you will be able to talk to it — the better to figure out what you want to eat! Not only that, it will suggest recipes depending on what food items you have stored. The best part is that it can be connected to your phone and all your other smart appliances for a seamless everyday home experience.

SEE ALSO: LG builds a smart kitchen that ‘talks’ to you and your home

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Best of CES 2018: Project Linda, Smart Display, and more!

From prototypes to full-fledged products

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CES 2018 gave us a glance at all the wonderful consumer tech that’s in store for us — not just this year, but for the years to come. The show had tons of products, almost too many to count, so we came up with this video compiling the most interesting gadgets that caught our attention.

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