Lenovo did not come to CES empty-handed. The company brought a candy bar with a rotating 4K display and a processor
What showed
LAVIE MINI is a mobile PC prototype from a jointLenovo and NEC Corporation enterprises. In a compact body weighing 579 grams, engineers fit an 8-inch WUXGA touchscreen display with a resolution of 1920×1200 pixels, as well as an 11th generation Intel Core i7 with Intel Iris Xe graphics. In addition, the pocket PC was equipped with an SSD drive with 512 GB of memory, as well as from 12 to 16 GB of LPDDR4 RAM.
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Lenovo positions its devices not only asa compact work tool, but also an entertainment gadget. The company has even prepared an attachable gamepad that turns the LAVIE MINI into. similar to Nintendo Switch. The controller received vibration motors for tactile feedback, a button layout a la Xbox, and analog joysticks.
A docking station has also been prepared for LAVIE MINI, which will allow you to connect this mobile PC to your TV and adds a number of ports, including USB Type-C and Type-A.
Lenovo also showed LAVIE Pro Mobile -a classic laptop with a full-size keyboard, touchpad and a screen that flips out 180 degrees. The display size is 13.3 inches, and the weight of the gadget is 889 grams. Performance is provided by the 11th generation Intel Core i7 with Intel Iris Xe graphics. According to Lenovo, LAVIE Pro Mobile is the optimal solution for users who work a lot on the go.
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