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The company's prototype for the ultimate in gamer seating features many bells and whistles, including a 60" retractable screen and other new tech to create a wholly immersive gaming experience.
Quietly starting at the beginning of the pandemic last year, the tech gaming company transformed some manufacturing facilities to create wearable and innovative protection against COVID-19.
The new suite of smart home products is aimed at security and ease of use, the company says.
The new 13-inch gaming PC converts between a laptop and tablet via a 360-degree hinge and gets a performance boost from an external GPU.
Nitro 5 gaming notebook gets AMD Ryzen 5000 Series Mobile Processors, while the Predator Triton line gets a new cooling system.
Find out when they'll be available, new cool features, how much they'll cost, and more.
The new laptops will boast NVIDIA GeForce RTX 30 series graphics and up to 4 TB of storage, while the new desktop will be powered by AMD's latest Ryzen 5000 processor with up to 16 cores.
On Tuesday, Lenovo gave a glimpse of the Legion 7, Legion Slim 7, Legion 5 Pro, and Legion 5. Low blue light and tech to increase airflow could entice gamers.
Lenovo has released a slew of new ThinkBooks to assist business professionals working remotely. This includes the lightweight ThinkBook 13x i, highly versatile ThinkBook Plus Gen 2 i, and more.
The new machines are built to provide faster or more accessible online connectivity for remote learners.
The hardware maker plans to release more than 500 new designs for laptops and desktops in 2021.
The new offerings include the X1 Titanium Yoga, a 2-in-1 device the company is touting as its thinnest ThinkPad to date.
A virus risk indicator, hydropower shower speaker, robot companion, and water bottle that glows when it's time to drink are among the products that caught our attention.
A new UV-C LED disinfection light, an antimicrobial backpack, a tablet cradle workstation and a universal phone dock are among the work from anywhere solutions at CES 2021.
From a smart faucet to a robotic harvester to a medical-grade wearable device that can detect early COVID-19 symptoms, this year's winners proved innovation remains resilient during a pandemic.