Getting down to business
Business users in need of cheap thrills may be interested in Lenovo's latest offerings. Chief among them is the ThinkPad E Series consisting of 14-inch and 15.6-inch laptops for small and medium businesses (SMBs).
Lenovo's a little light on the fine grain details, though the world's top supplier of PCs did say that its new ThinkPad E models sport the latest generation Intel and AMD processors for up to 10 percent better raw performance and up to 34 percent superior integrated graphics performance over the previous offerings.
Some of the options include discrete graphics, up to 16GB of memory, solid state storage, fingerprint security, and an Intel RealSense 3D camera (specific to the ThinkPad E560). As for non-optional features, the laptops feature three USB 3.0 ports, HDMi output, and GbE LAN connectivity.
The new ThinkPad E Series will start at $449 and will be available in November.
Lenovo also announced S Series all-in-one PCs and two tower desktop systems, the S200 and S500. Again, details are light at the moment, but we know the AIOs will include 19.5-inch, 21.5-inch, and 23-inch Full HD display options with optional touch support.
Like the new laptops, the updated AIO and tower desktops will use the latest AMD and Intel processors. They'll also come with SSDs and discrete graphics, and will feature built-in Wi-Fi connectivity.
Lenovo didn't say how much its AIO and tower desktops will cost, adding only that they'll be available in the fourth quarter in select markets.
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