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[TheSentinel]

Gaming laptops, mice, and desktops feature heavily in Lenovo’s consumer line-up
There's also a neat home entertainment system that includes a projector.

by Peter Bright - Jan 5, 2016 12:30 am UTC

Lenovo announced in November last year that it was teaming up with Razer to build a range of gaming systems, and its consumer line-up contains the first fruits of that collaboration, with a bunch of Razer-branded variants of its Y-series hardware.

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Details at:
http://arstechnica.c...nsumer-line-up/

 

 

[TheSentinel]

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Lenovo launches business versions of MIIX 700 and Yoga 900

By Anthony Spadafora
Published 2016-01-05

Lenovo has decided to relaunch the MIIX 700 tablet and the Yoga 900 convertible with added security to appeal to business consumers. The company is hoping to target users whose workplaces support the BYOD movement by offering Business Editions of these two devices.

Details:
http://betanews.com/...0-and-yoga-900/

 

[TheSentinel]

Big RAM laptops are abundant as Lenovo does its Skylake refresh
Lots of options with 24 or even 32GB of RAM.

by Peter Bright - Jan 4, 2016 3:30 am UTC

We've long cried out for laptops with lots of RAM so that they can handle workloads as varied as hosting development virtual machines or running Chrome, and with Skylake it looks as if they are arriving in abundance. The updated thin and light X1 range bumps RAM up to 16GB, and in the rest of the business laptop range, there are now plenty of options that go even further than that.

See for detailed information please:
http://arstechnica.c...kylake-refresh/

 

[TheSentinel]

Lenovo's latest laptop is a 10-pound powerhouse with a mechanical keyboard
Overclockable i7? Check. GTX 980M? Check. 64 GB of RAM? Check. Permanent damage to your spine? Check.

Hayden Dingman | @haydencd
Games reporter, PCWorld

Jan 4, 2016 4:30 PM

Feeling nostalgic for a time when gaming "laptops" were liable to snap your spine in half? Lenovo is, apparently. Monday, the company took to CES to show off its new IdeaPad Y900, a laptop in name only. Weighing in at over 10 pounds and 1.4 inches thick, the 17-inch IdeaPad Y900 is nearly twice as heavy and thick as its similarly-sized brethren, the Razer Blade Pro. It's massive.

See for more:
http://www.pcworld.c...l-keyboard.html

 

[Chachazz]

Wonderful line-up of products this year!