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Lenovo unveils new ThinkSeries PCs

Available starting July 2022

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Small and Medium Businesses needing high-performance computing solutions are set to benefit from Lenovo’s newly-released ThinkSeries. These shall become available within the next two months.

The latest Lenovo desktop and laptop additions come at affordable costs and offer better productivity for businesses, as well as easier maintenance and management with their slew of latest technologies, smart features, and security solutions which include Lenovo’s ThinkShield.

ThinkCentre Neo series

Highlighting Lenovo’s launch of new models are those from the ThinkCentre neo range, new desktop PCs which are all powered by 12th Gen Intel Core processors.

They are the ThinkCentre 50s, ThinkCentre 50t, ThinkCentre Neo 30a 22, and ThinkCentre Neo 30a 24.

The 50s and 50t are powerful and efficient PCs backed by up to 64GB DDR4 memory and sufficient HDD and SSD storage to boost one’s productivity.

The 30a 22 and 30a 24, meanwhile are all-in-one PC displays that pack a host of smart features to likewise aid in multi-tasking, such as:

  • Translator
  • Voice-to-Text
  • Subtitles
  • AI Meeting Manager
  • Meeting Notes Editor

They both come with retractable web cameras and an array of ports and slots for seamless connectivity.

ThinkPad X1 Carbon

The new ThinkPad X1 Carbon is also equipped with 12th Gen Intel Core processors and the latest technologies to meet the demands of remote work.

Select models have a new Computer Vision technology which uses a Neural Processing Unit (NPU) which offers smarter human presence detection.

Relatively lightweight at just 1.13kg, the laptop can be used for up to 15 hours of battery life and supports RapidCharge technology.

There is also a communications bar that integrates webcam options, privacy shutter, 360-degree quad-array microphones.

ThinkBook 14S Yoga

 

Lastly, the stylish and thin 2-in-1 ThinkBook 14S Yoga is ideal for small business users, and even students and teachers.

The affordable foldable can be used in four modes – laptop, tablet, stand, or ten – and features fast connectivity with Wi-Fi 6 and Intel Thunderbolt 4. It has up to 24GB DDR4 memory and up to 1TB SSD storage.

As for collaborative work, the ThinkBook 14S Yoga also has features like Smart Appearance, AI Meeting Manager, and intelligent noise cancellation.

Pricing, availability

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All six computers will be available either by July or August via Lenovo’s official website, www.lenovo.com/ph at the following prices:

  • ThinkCentre Neo 50s: PhP 50,999
  • ThinkCentre Neo 50t: PhP 46,799
  • ThinkCentre Neo 30a 22: PhP 52,499
  • ThinkCentre Neo 30a 24: PhP 61,699
  • ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen10: PhP 128,999
  • ThinkBook 14S Yoga: PhP 40,800
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