Press releases are getting crammed these days. But, we can’t blame companies for wanting to shove as many products into one release as they can, especially if they all move towards one goal. In Lenovo’s case, they believe that the desktop computing market has lost its innovation, and that’s why they’re officially announcing five new products to inject some of that innovation back into the market. They’re covering pretty much all of their bases with the products herein, so if you’re interested in what Lenovo is doing for big-businesses out there, then jump after the link to find out what’s going on.
The ThinkCentre M90z is an all-in-one PC, shoved into a pretty luxurious looking 23-inch display. You get to choose from Intel’s Core i5 or i3 processors, along with DDR3 memory, your choice of either hard drive or solid state drive, a DVD player, and optional WiFi/Bluetooth connectivity. You can include a touchscreen as well, and the AIO can also come with a physical on/off switch for your webcam, if that kind of thing floats your boat.
As for the other PCs, There’s the ThinkStation C20 and C20x. The former is remarkably small, with Lenovo pointing out that it’s 40 percent smaller than the Dell Precision T5500. The small stature of the hardware makes it so that more ThinkStation C20s can be installed in a rack formation. You can choose from a list of Intel Xeon 5600 processors, and the C20x can have upwards of 96GB of DDR3 memory, with its 12 available DIMM slots. You can also have up to two NVIDIA FX4800 class graphics.
Both the Lenovo L2320x Wide and ThinkVision L2321x Wide monitors feature two-in-one features. The L2320x has a port replicator and a 21.5-inch monitor. The monitor also has the standard USB connectors, but it’s the first of its kind to also support the ability to plug in an Ethernet cable, too. The L2320x is only $259.99. The ThinkVision L2321x features a dual display, meaning you can have a full PowerPoint presentation running on one half, while something else is going on on the other, all at full size. It features both VGA and DisplayPort connectors.
Price wise, you’re looking at $899 starting for the ThinkCentre M90z, which is available right now through some select business partners with Lenovo, or you can wait to order it from Lenovo’s website later this month. The ThinkStation C20 and C20x workstations will be made available around mid-June, with prices starting at $1,199 for the C20. The C20x will be only made available through sales partners. The ThinkVision L2321x will be available in mid-July for $279.99