Lenovo ThinkPad L430

Other than the ultraportable X230/X230T, mainstream T430/T430s/T530, and W530 mobile workstation, Lenovo also brings the more affordable ThinkPad L430 and L530 notebooks for business users. Both notebooks are powered by Intel’s 3rd gen Core (Ivy Bridge) processor up to Core i5 and dedicated NVIDIAA graphics with Optimus technology. They sport up to 8GB of RAM and up to 1TB hard drive (256GB SSD optional).

Lenovo is launching in June the new ThinkPad W530 mobile workstation designed for those who need processing power and graphics performance on the go. Equipped with the latest Ivy Bridge 3rd gen Core processor up to quad-core Core i7 and NVIDIA Quadro 1100M or 2100M graphics with 2GB RAM and Optimus technology, the machine is ready to handle professional applications such as CAD/CAM, GIS and 3D modeling. It is an independent software vendor (ISV)-certified workstation and comes with a 15.6-inch Full HD 270-nit wide viewing angle LCD display with 95% color gamut and a built-in X-Rite color calibrator. According to Lenovo, the W530 meets eight MIL-SPEC tests for durability.

Lenovo ThinkPad T430

Lenovo introduces its range of Ivy Bridge-powered mainstream notebooks – ThinkPad T430, T430s and T530. The T430s, replacing T420s,  with its ‘s’ stands for slim, is the lightest 14-inch ThinkPad with docking. Other than the latest Intel Ivy Bridge 3rd gen Core processor, some models will also sport dedicated NVIDIA graphics card. All these notebooks can be equipped with up to 16GB of RAM. While the 14-inch T430 and T430s come with up to either 500GB hard drive or 256GB SSD, the 15-inch T530 can get up to 1TB hard drive or 256GB SSD.

Lenovo is launching in June its latest ultraportable notebooks, the ThinkPad X230 notebook and the ThinkPad X230t convertible tablet, designed for business professionals on-the-go. Replacing the X220 and X220t, the new models are powered by Intel’s Ivy Bridge 3rd gen Core processor. They are compact, slim and lightweight that the X230 is just 3 pounds, but still deliver up to 24 hours of battery life (with ThinkPad 19+ slice battery).

Lenovo expands its ThinkPad Ultrabook lineup with the new X1 Carbon, which is the lightest 14-inch Ultrabook in the industry. By using carbon fiber rollcage, the X1 Carbon is a durable Ultrabook weighing less than 3 pounds. Instead of a 13-inch screen on the X1, the new Carbon laptop gets a bigger 14-inch 1600×900 LCD display with 300 nits of brightness.

In addition to the tiny ThinkCentre M92p, Lenovo is also bringing business users the ThinkCentre M92z all-in-one desktop PCs. The new M92z series …

Lenovo is launching the new ThinkVision LT2323z Full HD IPS display, which is the first monitor to be qualified by Microsoft Lync to deliver enhance VoIP experience. The LT2323z is a voice and audio optmized monitor equipped with integrated Full HD camera, speakers as well as dual digital microphone with noise cancellation.

Lenovo introduces a new compact size one-litre desktop PC that measures just the width of a golf ball (34.5 mm). The ThinkCentre M92p, nicknamed Tiny, is the industry’s first desktop in its size to feature Intel vPro technology. It is powered by up tp Intel Ivy Bridge 3rd gen Core i5 processor with integrated graphics, and features Intelligent Cooling Engine for cool and silent operation.

Lenovo expands its server line with two new rack servers, the ThinkServer RD530 in 1U form factor and the 2U ThinkServer RD630. They feature the new Intelligent power consumption features that, according to Lenovo, help deliver a 160 percent improvement in performance per watt compared to previous generation Lenovo servers. The built-in full redundancy reduces 90 percent of server downtime due to single point system failure. They also include Smart Grid power management technology that leverages Intel Node Manager to scale power management to the data center level.

Lenovo announced its line of ThinkStation E31 entry-level workstations for professional on tech budget. Ideal for small-to-medium businesses, the E31 is offered as a mini tower or small form factor (SFF). The E31 is powered by Intel’s Xeon E3-1200v2 or 3rd gen Ivy Bridge Core i7 processor, and up to 32GB of Error Correcting Code (ECC) memory. As for graphics, the workstation can be equipped with Intel HD Graphics P4000 or NVIDIA Quadro Graphic cards, with mid-tower get up to Q4000 and SFF up to Q600.