Lenovo Launched Windows 8 Laptops in Europe: The Asian company in Madrid Lenovo has introduced its portfolio of devices with Windows 8 operating system, three laptops betting, how could it be otherwise, for the touch control. The three become ‘tablets’, connecting either by folding or turning the keyboard. “We have put all our thrusts in Windows 8,” said the company.
Spain is a division “very important” to Lenovo as it sits in third place in the professional PC market. In fact, Lenovo has suffered in the last year growth of 16.5 percent in this field.
Yoga IdeaPad, ThinkPad and IdeaTab Lynx Twist are the three convertibles that Lenovo has launched Spanish, which hopes to strengthen its position in the business environment and the public sector.
“For us the hero is the product and all our categories have had a very good acceptance. We are generating an embryo that can become very large,” said the general manager of Lenovo consumption in Spain and Portugal, Maite Ramos.
The Ultrabook IdeaPad Yoga is a convertible that has two versions: a 11-inch and a 13 inch. This team features the new Microsoft operating system, Windows 8, and a third-generation processor Intel Core i7. It folds back on itself to become ‘tablet’ and hence the use of the popular Eastern discipline in its name.
TWIST AND SWIVEL SCREEN: Twist The ThinkPad has a 12.5-inch HD display and a hard drive up to 500 GB HDD performance booster, and a hard disk of 128 GB solid. It is a very unique device that allows you to rotate the screen with a central axis and get the shape of a ‘tablet’ no keyboard. “With Windows 8 can use the touch screen device with greater efficiency and effectiveness.”
The IdeaTab Lynx is a ‘tablet’ in itself, but you can connect and disconnect a keyboard. This computer has an Intel Atom Dual Core 1.8 GHz With a 11.6-inch display, the convertible has a range of up to 16 hours with an expansion unit.
“This type of convertible born of new consumer trends are discussed between the PC and the ‘tablets’,” said the director of Intel consumption, Javier Galiana.
“We know we are in a very complicated yet exciting by the number of products on the market and changing consumer tastes.“
On the coup in his pocket, Lenovo has a wide range of prices ranging from 399 to 1400 euros. “Customers are demanding high-end products. Our demand is that. Not that we want to put in a lower market, but it is what we ask.“
On the other hand, smartphones-Android-Lenovo in Spain will have to wait because, for now, just outside Asia will be launched in Russia.