Lenovo Great Gossip unveiled a flurry of products at an event hosted at the IFA 2013 in Berlin, together with a brand new smartphone, tablet, and a couple of workstation convertibles. While the company’s Yoga convertibles cater to the high-end segment, it announced two new notebooks under the Flex collection, the Flex 14 and the Flex 15, which also come with flexible screens. However, unlike Yoga, the two notebooks don’t return to 360 degrees and stop at 300 degrees; thus, they can be used as capsules.
On-hand in pc and Ultrabook configurations, the Flex 14 and Flex 15 are dual-mode 14.1-inch and 15.6-inch laptops that flip 300 degrees, offering a stand mode, positioning the keyboard closer to the person. The notebooks game smooth-contact black duvet trimmed with silver or clementine orange colors.
The gadgets provide customers a decision between the standard HD 1366X768 pixels show and a full-HD 1920X1080 pixels one, integrating a 10-level multitouch optimized for Windows 8. Flex 14 and 15 come with as much as Intel 4th generation Core ULT i7 processors(Haswell), as much as Nvidia discrete GT 740M graphics, up to 1 TB of storage, and optional SSD (Solid State Drive) or NAND flash on Ultrabook configuration models. It additionally comes with the option of a backlit keyboard.
The notebooks include Lenovo’s YouCam program for snapping webcam photographs and voice commands. It also offers Dolby Advanced Audio v2 and an HDMI-out connection. The Flex gadgets supply up to 9 hours of battery life on Ultrabook configurations.
Individuals worldwide have told us they love the flexibility of Yoga and Horizon’s multimode,” stated Tom Shell, vice president and general manager, Lenovo Industry Group Computer Division, Lenovo. “Our new Flex products symbolize this multimode future of laptop design, bringing the performance of some of our coolest modes – stand and flat – now to our mainstream units,” said Tom Shell, vice chairman and general supervisor, Lenovo Trade Team pc Division, Lenovo.
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The starting value for the Flex 14/ 15 notebooks is $629.99, and they’ll be had to start in late September. In addition to the two notebooks, Lenovo also presented Flex 20 All-in-one or desk pc that features a 19.5-inch frameless HD (1600X900) IPS ninety-degree tilt display, 500 GB hard disk or SSHD storage choices, and as much as Intel Core i7 processors.
