Lenovo broadens the portfolio of ThinkPad X1 series of notebooks by introducing ThinkPad X1 Titanium Yoga, ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 9, and ThinkPad X1 Yoga Gen 6 machines
Lenovo, one of world’s top-three PC brands, has expanded its ThinkPad X1 portfolio of premium notebooks by introducing ThinkPad X1 Titanium Yoga, which is boasted of being the thinnest (just 11 mm) portable computing device in the world. The company has also launched ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 9 and ThinkPad X1 Yoga Gen 6 notebooks globally.
Covered in titanium material, ThinkPad X1 Titanium Yoga features an impressive 3:2 ratio 13.5” low power display along with Dolby Vision HDR support and Dolby Atmos Speaker System. While, ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 9 and ThinkPad X1 Yoga Gen 6 are completely redesigned laptops introducing improved user experiences built around all-new 16:10 aspect ratio displays with low blue light feature, integrated fingerprint reader on power button and new ComputerVision Experiences (CVx) support by human presence detection sensor for enhanced security and ease of use. The new models join the trail blazing X1 Fold and ultra-light X1 Nano announced last September to complete a comprehensive 5G-ready premium ThinkPad X1 portfolio.
Also, Lenovo has introduced an all-new ThinkPad X12 Detachable, combining the features of a high-performance laptop with the flexibility of a 12.3” detachable tablet. Protected by Corning Gorilla Glass, the display supports input from the optional Lenovo precision pen or Lenovo digital pen and the backlit folio keyboard enables seamless transition between modes. Finally, the next level of intelligent docking experiences is led by the new ThinkPad Thunderbolt 4 and USB-C universal and smart docks. Designed to address dock manageability pain points brought by increased work-from-anywhere scenarios, the new docks allow silent detection, download and install of firmware updates. The Smart docks, powered by Microsoft Azure Sphere, further enhance functionality by providing remote capabilities for updates, device management and port status monitoring without interrupting end user productivity and without the need for a PC to be connected.
Of distributed workforce and efficient notebooks
The past nine months have highlighted the critical nature of effective collaboration tools as most of us have embraced remote working. A recent Lenovo and Intel sponsored study suggests that 50 percent of employees feel their PC devices are out-of-date and would prefer businesses to focus on the fundamental daily technology experience. IT leaders plan to nearly double their investment in employee experience initiatives over the next two years to drive increased productivity, organizational agility and customer satisfaction.
Lenovo’s focus through 2021 is to deliver workspace solutions for a distributed workforce that enable more agile collaboration. Investing in technologies in endpoint devices, smart collaboration, video conference optimized visuals and valuable docking options can make a significant difference on productivity and efficiency at any location. For ThinkPad, Lenovo’s emphasis is on enabling communications to stay in touch wherever the user is, optimizing system features for the best conferencing experience, boosting security for user and IT department piece of mind and implementing technology that enhances user well-being.
The ThinkPad X1 portfolio (X1 Fold excepted) is designed on Intel Evo™ platform4 and powered by 11th Gen Intel Core processors with Intel Iris® Xe graphics to deliver improved speed and intelligence6 . Working in tandem with ThinkShield™ security solutions, Intel Hardware Shield, available exclusively on the Intel vPro platform, provides integrated hardware-based PC protection for more secure business productivity.
Available across the entire ThinkPad line is the latest update of Lenovo Commercial Vantage. The new version 1.3 brings with it a new and improved layout and user interface, making it easier for users to control and customize the unique hardware features built into their device and for IT admins to better manage the end user experience.
Also, security and the ComputerVision Experiences (CVx) are further improved with the addition of Human Presence Detection for zero touch log-in through Windows Hello facial recognition7 and will also lock the system when users walk away. These new features matched with improved battery life8, optional PrivacyGuard ePrivacy display that helps protect users from prying eyes, and PrivacyAlert that will warn them of shoulder surfers, bring new CVx to a higher level of engagement. Integrating the fingerprint on the power button helps efficiency by combining two functions into a single action.
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