Lenovo is a well-known name in computers and laptops and introduces new devices at the CES Technology Exhibition in Las Vegas earlier this year.
This year too the company introduced a number of laptops with smart home products.
One of them is the Ultra Wide 17-inch Laptop ThinkBook Plus, which also has an 8-inch secondary display with keyboard.
LCD is used for the device to save more power.
It has a 17.3-inch main screen with 3K resolution and an 8-inch screen on the right side of the keyboard with stylus support.
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The device uses Windows 11 operating system and when an app is dragged, a small dialog box appears suggesting 2 layouts, 5 more can be accessed.
The laptop is powered by a 12-generation Intel Core processor with 32 GB of RAM, while using Intel's Xe graphics.
A full HD IR camera is part of the laptop and several ports including an HDMI socket, 2 USB and a Thunderbolt 4 are also part of the device.
The laptop will be available in May 2022 and is priced at $1399.
Ligan 5 i Pro and 5 ProPhoto courtesy of Lenovo
These are the 7th generation models of this series which are thinner than before and they have new AMD Raisin and Intel's 12 generation core CPUs.
Working on AMD processors, the Wape Ligan 5 Pro and Intel-based 5i Pro are thinner than the previous models, while the cooling system has also been improved.
Laptops use G Force's new RTX series GPU, improved Wi-Fi 6E, and a 16-inch IPS display with 240 Hz refresh rate.
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Consumers will have storage options up to one TB and up to 300 watts of charging facility but only 135 watts of power will be available from USB.
The Ligan 5i Pro will be available in February for $1,570 while the 5 Pro will be available for $1,430 in April.
ThinkPad X1 and Yoga modelsThinkPad X1 - Photo courtesy of Lenovo
The ThinkPad X1 and Yoga models all have Intel's 12th generation Intel Core processor.
All of these models focus on work from home so that people's performance is not affected.
That is why all the models have a redesigned communication bar which is basically a webcam with a powerful camera with many options.
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Standard HD, FHD and IR camera options will be available while quad array microphones are also part of them.
Users will also be able to choose the Computer Vision Bundle to provide the fastest performance.
The ThinkPad X1 Larbum and Hoga Generation 7 laptops will be available in March and are priced at $1639 and $1749 respectively.
The X1 Nano will be available in April and the basic model will be available for $1659.
