The ultrabook that is still aimed to corporation users is equipped with new designs and features when compared to its predecessor.
"Lenovo keeps on pushing off the limits on designs and technology when we want to create the best product on the market. This device is designed to improve the users' interaction whether they are at home or in the office," said Sandy Lumy, the Chief Operating Officer of Lenovo Indonesia during the launching in Jakarta last Thursday.
Priced at Rp20 million per unit, the new ThinkPad's appearance looks as luxurious as its previous series but lighter by 100 grams as the body is made of carbon fiber. With the weight of 1.28 kilograms, Lenovo claims the new ultrabook as the lightest 14-inch ultrabook in the world.
The adaptive keyboard and voice-and-hand motion integrated control are also featured along with Intel's latest Core Hawell i7. The Core Haswell 17 processor is claimed to be able to make the battery last longer. Lenovo also increased the resolution up to 2,560x1,440 pixels on its in-panel switching touch screen.
Source : Tempo
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