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LAPTOPS & ULTRATHIN ULTRABOOKS
CES: Lenovo Expands the X1 Carbon Family With Tablet and ThinkPad Laptop

Lenovo is going big this year, so let’s just keep soaking in the CES news in all directions. The company is continuing to work on the X1 laptop brand, releasing what seems to be one X1 Carbon model after another. … Continue reading →

 

CONVERGENCE & CONVERTIBLE HYBRID PCS
The Lenovo ThinkPad P40 Yoga Can Tough-It-Out for Big Artistic Projects

We already know of the Lenovo ThinkPad Yoga hybrid line. They’re a pretty popular breed among the tablet-to-workstation market. However, one thing the line of 2-in-1s could use is a little more power to take on high quality video. This, … Continue reading →

 

CONVERGENCE & CONVERTIBLE HYBRID PCS
Microsoft’s Brand New Surface Book Is Not Just Another Hybrid Laptop

If I were a laptop, and there was one laptop I would try to live up to, it would be the Apple MacBook. Laptop “envy” is what it’s called, actually, and I’m not the only one who has it. Most … Continue reading →

 

CONVERGENCE & CONVERTIBLE HYBRID PCS
Lenovo’s K450e Desktop PC Just Got Ultra-Affordable

When it comes to portability there’s nothing like the ease of a hybrid laptop or convertible tablet for computing on-the-go. While Lenovo has recently made a name for themselves in the ultra-portable computer market, there was a time when their … Continue reading →

 

CONVERGENCE & CONVERTIBLE HYBRID PCS
System76 Launches Meerkat, Broadwell-Powered Mini-desktop PC

System76 is a Colorado-based computer manufacturer, best known for its open source software support; and use of Ubuntu Linux in its notebooks, desktops, and servers-which were actually some of the first to come with Linux pre-installed. The number 76 is … Continue reading →

 

LAPTOPS & ULTRATHIN ULTRABOOKS
Lenovo’s Y50 Gaming Laptop Is Not Too Good to Be True

Lenovo’s latest convertible gaming laptop, the Y50 Touch, does more than gear up for gaming. Its design is sleek yet edgy, its machine claims to be powerful, and it even has the perk of a built-in projector. Probably the most … Continue reading →