Business juggernaut, Lenovo, has just unveiled some new, insanely tiny form factor PCs for the workplace. The ThinkCentre M92p and M72e are essentially the same size as your typical thin client, but manage to pack in (up to) third-gen Intel Core (Ivy Bridge) processors and can power up to three external monitors without a dedicated GPU. Hard drive options come in both the HDD and SSD variety. Other perks include WiFI, RAID 0/1 support and carry certifications for EPEAT...
Lenovo isn’t exactly a brand known for bleeding edge, exciting consumer electronics. Though in the corporate world, they’re one of the many forces to be reckoned with. Still, Lenovo is no stranger to the ways of the average consumer as the Chinese based company has released a smattering of Android tablets over the last year. None of them have really caught on (at least here in the U.S.). But we have a feeling their upcoming quad-core beast will catch...
While Easter coma is affecting millions across the country (ourselves included), there is still news to be had this Sunday evening. ThisIsMyNext managed to get an exclusive look at a leaked Lenovo tablet powered by Android 3.0 (Honeycomb). The ThinkPad Tablet packs quite a wallop: Nvidia Tegra 2 processor, 16GB/32GB/64GB storage capacities, front and rear cameras, a full-sized SD card slot, USB 2.0, 10.1″ 1200 x 800 IPS display w/ “true pen” (for note...
If you’re one of the many folks holding out for a Lenovo-made Android tablet, your wait just got quite a bit longer. The Lenovo CEO Rory Read, came out today and stated that they have ceased development on any type of Android 2.2 (Froyo) tablet, and are instead waiting for Honeycomb. The move shouldn’t come as too much of a surprise seeing as how Google themselves has repeatedly encouraged hardware manufacturers to not put Froyo on tablets. With the delay,...
Delays are rarely a good thing the gadget world. More often than not, as release dates are pushed farther and farther back, interest in the gadget/service wanes and ultimately kills it. In the case of the unusually stylish Lenovo Skylight and its Qualcomm 1GHz processor, “delay” killed it for a lot of people. But a new rumor surfacing on DigiTimes sheds new hope on Lenovo’s baby. Specifically, the unfortunate delay has resulted in Lenovo having time to...
