Lenovo launch products for the connected future

A new era of digital computing is on its way, according to Lenovo, who unveiled a plethora of new products at CES 2020 – from foldables, to 5G computers, to gaming desktops and smart home devices.

Lenovo is setting the standard for the connected home revolution, which will see foldable devices become the norm, 5G networking everywhere, smart home devices in every corner and broader access to PC gaming.

Lenovo 5G Yoga

Lenovo has unveiled the world’s first 5G laptop in the Yoga 5G, which is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8cx 5G Compute Platform and is capable of network speeds 10x faster than 4G, thanks to the array of nine built-in antennas.

Weighing in at just over 1kg, the Yoga 5G is exceptionally portable with 24-hour battery life.

Software-enabled intelligent temperature control features built inside the laptop keeps the Yoga 5G cool throughout the day without the need for a physical fan.

Featuring a 14-inch Full HD IPS touch display, the Yoga 5G screen outputs 400 nits of brightness thanks to its Qualcomm Adreno 680 graphics and Dolby Atmos speakers driving the visuals and audio.

Paired with a digital pen/stylus and Windows 10, the Yoga 5G will herald in a new wave of mobile laptop products beyond anything we’ve seen before.

1. Connectivity switch.

2. Headphone / mic combo.

3. Power button.

4. USB-C power supply.

5. Full function USB-C.

The tablet can be customised for each user and includes a Kids Mode with parental controls.

Lenovo Upgrades Your Smart Home

Lenovo unveiled two new connected home devices with the Smart Tab and the Smart Frame at CES 2020 alongside its new Connected Home Security software.

Lenovo has taken a different approach with its Smart Tab, repurposing the humble tablet into the centrepiece of your connected home, with full 2nd-Gen Google Assistant compatibly and mid-field voice recognition with a range of over 3m.

Suitable for households with multiple users, the tablet can be customised for each user and includes a Kids Mode with dedicated content and parental controls.

Taking inspiration from Netgear’s Meural, the Lenovo Smart Frame features a ‘canvasesque’ design to display your best images or artworks on a matte anti-glare screen.

Able to be mounted on the wall or an easel stand, the snap-on mounting system allows you to rotate the frame a full 90 degrees.

Built-in AI functionality helps to curate your photos by selecting high-quality images to display in digital collages. The frame also comes with a companion app with hundreds of artworks that can be displayed.

Bringing it all together is Lenovo’s Connected Home Security subscription software, which is designed to protect your connected home from digital intruders.

Made available through Lenovo’s Vantage software, the subscription service is designed to reduce the risk of unauthorised access to your connected devices in real-time.

Lenovo Legion, The Apex Of Gaming

Lenovo continues on the path of making gaming more accessible to the public, unveiling a new suite of peripherals, gaming monitors and the Lenovo Legion T730 tower.

As the official PC and monitor supplier for the Apex Legends Global Series Majors, Lenovo has ensured that the best quality gaming devices are delivered to the market.

The Lenovo Legion T730 tower is a gaming PC powerhouse that can include up to a 9th-Gen Intel Core i7, an overclocked 9700K processor and the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 GPU.

The T730 tower is best paired with the brand new 25-inch Lenovo Legion Y25 monitor with 144Hz refresh rate and is TÜV Rheinland Eye Comfort Certified to reduce eyestrain for longer sessions.

Alongside the 25-inch monitor are two 1500R curved monitors from Lenovo – the 32-inch Lenovo G32qc Gaming Monitor and the 27-inch Lenovo G27c Gaming monitor.

The G32qc is a near-edgeless bezel QHD monitor with a resolution of 2560x1440 and up to 144Hz refresh rate. For the heavy-duty gamers out there, the 27-inch Full HD G27c offers a massive 165Hz refresh rate and AMD Radeon FreeSync technology.

For those who want to take their gaming on-the-go, there is the Lenovo Legion Y740S laptop, with eight hours of battery life and a 10th-Gen Intel Core i9 processor than can reach clock speeds of up to 5GHz.

For the dual gamer and creator, there is also the Lenovo Legion Y740 Laptop Studio Edition, which is powered by NVIDIA RTX GPUs and comes with Thunderbolt 3 connectivity.

Lenovo Content Creation Focus

Finally, Lenovo dove headfirst into the content creation market at this year’s CES with the unveiling of a myriad of creator-focused tech products.

Starting with the new 27-inch ThinkVision Creator Extreme HDR1000 compatible display, sporting 1152 mini-LED zones and 10,368 LEDs for dynamic local dimming.

The monitor is capable of reproducing lifelike images with factory-calibrated colour accuracy at 99% DCI-P3, 100% sRGB and 100% BT.709 colour gamut.

Another monitor unveiled by Lenovo is the 27-inch ThinkVision P27h-20 with a near edgeless bezel, QHD clarity and integrated speakers. Alongside this is the 34-inch ThinkVision T34w20 1500R curved display with USB-C cable connectivity and smart power management for data and video throughput.

On the smaller end is the 23.8-inch ThinkVision T24v-20 display with an included Full HD IR camera for Windows Hello security. Designed to seamlessly integrate with Lenovo’s ThinkSmart office devices, VoIP meetings will now become a breeze.

The T730 tower is best paired with the brand new 25-inch Lenovo Legion Y25 monitor.