Fast growing PC maker looking to retain its Chinese market share while expanding in new markets.
Do you need a laptop with a 6-core processor, NVIDIA Quadro P3200, and an incredible 128GB of RAM? Lenovo's upcoming ThinkPad P52 mobile workstation has you covered.
But would you work on a laptop with a soft keyboard?
Lenovo is showcasing its hardware and software bundle for meeting spaces.
Arm thinks its new Cortex-A76 CPU will close the performance gap on Intel's high-end CPUs, which could be a game-changer for Windows 10 on Arm devices.
Clues surface that suggest Dell could be making a Windows 10 Arm-based dual-screen mobile device.
In the past, low cost smartphones offered terrible performance, were never updated, and it was tough to recommend them to readers. As flagship prices skyrocket, the low end is being lifted up and there are some excellent options.
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The new phones span the low-end and high-end.
Motorola's affordable smartphone range is one of the best values available today and in the US you can now purchase it as an Amazon Prime Exclusive at a $15 savings.
Data center and PC businesses grow, but profits drop.
The legendary cell phone brand once known for slim phones needs to take a razor to its product portfolio.
Google has tried a few messaging apps over the years so Kevin and I are excited that it may finally have found something to compete with iMessage. MobileTechRoundup show #430 kicks off with some thoughts on Chat.
Motorola's path is clear: Build inexpensive phones with features normally found in high-end phones.
Sergio Buniac had also been managing the company's European operation prior to promotion to top role.
Intel's fixed microcode updates to mitigate the Spectre attack have now reached Sandy Bridge and Ivy Bridge chips.
The refreshed Flex 14 also receives a Kaby Lake upgrade, though the less expensive convertible doesn't receive Alexa support.
It's a great time to buy a smartphone, no matter what your budget. You can find functional and reliable handsets from about $200 to over $1,000.
Many of us rely on our phones as essential tools to get work done. However, there is a time for relaxation and with the Moto Gamepad mod you can transform your Moto Z into a portable gaming machine.
They laughed at the original Surface RT. But Microsoft persisted, refining the Surface Pro's features and engineering away its flaws through multiple iterations. The proof of success? Just look at all the Surface Pro clones.
Lenovo's smart glasses are designed for business use cases such as training, repair and remote troubleshooting.
Today's phones will get your through a day, but when you lose power and need to stay connected you need another solution. Mophie offers several great options for your mobile needs.
A selection of powerful laptops to boost your productivity. Here are laptops and 2-in-1 systems from Microsoft, Dell, Lenovo, Apple, Asus, and HP to suit most budgets.
Last year brought with it a revolution of smartphones in India, none more so than those in the budget category. Here are the three best models currently on the market.
The stands, the smartphones, the smartwatches, and the smartcars.
This 14-inch Windows laptop is ready for both the office and home. We put it through its paces to see how it fares.
This 8-inch Windows tablet is the first with Lenovo's Anypen technology that enables using any pen or pencil to write or draw on the screen. We go hands on with it to see how it fares.
It's hard to fit this giant Android tablet into a conventional slot. The pico projector is a first for an Android tablet and very cool, if a bit difficult to use.
This new laptop is the very definition of the term Ultrabook.
School will soon be in session and a Chromebook may be just what you need for the coming academic year.
Tablets are taking over the world, and it’s taken them longer than most people realize. The Tablet PC appeared over 12 years ago, and contrary to popular belief there were some pretty good ones. Here are the author’s picks for the top five tablets of all time.
The ThinkPad line of laptops has long been the standard for business. The latest model is the best of the lot, by far.
At right around $1,000, the detachable two-in-one gets an impressive performance bump from its predecessor and increase in battery life.
Featuring a slick, new black on black design, the tablet unveiled at CES 2018 could be big competition for the Microsoft Surface.
Its components might be mainstream, but the 13.3-inch convertible's design and features put it ahead of the rest.
Lenovo outlines a few concepts including a digital assistant, augmented reality gear, and smart clothing.
ZDNet's Larry Dignan and Dan Patterson discuss Lenovo's plan to launch a series of smart-office products in the coming years.
The ThinkSystem brand will include servers, storage and networking. ThinkAgile is focused on software-defined data centers and integrated and converged systems.
This charmingly compact, all-white laptop costs under $200 (£230 or roughly converted to AU$260).
The Lenovo ThinkPad 13 Chromebook is an affordable option for anyone interested in a simple laptop for work or school.
Launched at CES 2017, the X1 Carbon laptop, X1 Yoga hybrid and X1 Tablet are designed for demanding mobile business users.
Lenovo is launching its smart glasses at CES 2017 with the aim landing business use cases. The catch is the system, which includes glasses and a pocket unit, won't be available until June.
Its ultra HD display goes nearly edge-to-edge giving you more room to work and play for hours and hours.
Compact, robust and modular.
The ThinkCentre M910z is neither sleek nor super-fast, but it's a thoroughly capable office PC that provides strong performance for a variety of tasks at a highly competitive price.
Lenovo's IdeaPad 720S is not exactly lightweight, but it's solidly built, while the keyboard and discrete graphics are standout features.
The Moto X4 is a solid mid-range phone that will likely let you perform 80 percent of what you want on an Android phone at less than half the cost of a flagship device. Buy an Amazon Prime Exclusive one to save yourself $70 too.
The Moto G5S is an affordable dual rear camera phone and while the output isn't perfect, it is fun to get creative with the depth enabled mode. The rest of the phone has all of the great Moto software enhancements with a fairly stock Android experience.
This 13.3-inch ultraportable has a 360-degree rotating screen, is slim but solidly built, and delivers a good combination of price and performance.
Shopping for an Android device on a tight budget? This phone will do the job, but just barely.
The Moto Z2 Force Edition is a competitive Android smartphone that offers a stock Android experience with useful Moto enhancements. There are better phones out there though if you don't ever plan to use a Moto Mod.
Motorola's latest smartphone is affordable -- and it's expandable with Moto Mods.
There are question marks over screen resolution and touch support, but Lenovo's flagship ultraportable is otherwise hard to beat.
Clip this 120g pico-projector onto the back of a Moto Z handset, and you can project smartphone content onto a screen up to 70 inches in size.
Lenovo's Miix 510 two-in-one hybrid has a solid kickstand, a well-made keyboard, and a bundled Active Pen stylus. Downsides include significant heat output and disappointing battery life.
There are plenty of choices in the Android world for less than $300 and the Moto G5 Plus may be the best. The standby screen, useful gestures, long battery life, and water resistant nano coating make it very difficult to justify paying two to three times this amount for a flagship.
The Yoga 910 offers a superb screen, excellent industrial design and all-day battery life, but you'll pay handsomely for a top-end spec.
Clever design and versatile features make the IdeaCentre AIO 910 an attractive and competitively priced option for anyone needing a large screen all-in-one desktop PC.
Lenovo's ultraportable laptop for budget-strapped students and business users is only a partial success, the biggest drawback being its disappointing screen.
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