Upcoming expensive tablets and AIO PCs from Lenovo
By introducing plenty of tablets PCs, Lenovo lined up their tech gadgets portfolio at CES 2014 event. Read this post to get specifications and reviews for these upcoming Lenovo tablets and All In One PC models.
As we know, the increasing demand of light weight tablets and laptops encouraging tech makers to bring more innovative products in market. Though at world's largest Consumers Electronics Show, visitors observed plenty of new gadgets, yet the latest fusion of All In One PC and tablets from Lenovo was a different experience for everyone.
In my last post, I talked about some upcoming new tablet PCs from DreamWorks, Samsung and Xolo and Panasonic where in this post, we have come up with two new expensive tablet cum All In One PCs that are most suitable for your complete family entertainment and official use of customers: Lenovo A740 All In One desktop cum tablet PC
Lenovo A740 is a 27-inch wide tablet cum All In One PC with thin chassis and an adjustable display screen. It is surrounded by an aluminum frame. You can rotate its display screen up to 90 degrees for watching videos. It has stereo speakers for rich audio environment. A user can also choose optional integrated TV tuner for using their system as television.
It is a Windows 8.1 computer that is powered by a Core i7 processing unit couples to 8GB RAM and up to 1TB hard disk. The company packed the devices with a Lenovo Rescue system, using which you can take back up of your device for restoring data in case of accidental data loss. For networking and connectivity, Lenovo A740 AIO PC embeds Headphone/MIC, 6-in-one card reader, HDMI. Using NFC connectivity a user can connect this Lenovo tablet with your smartphone.
Besides this, using Lenovo motion and control feature of device you can play, reverse or forward your songs and videos volume on device. The Lenovo voice control feature on device can be used for controlling sounds of video.
Pricing of A740
Customers will be needed to spend around Rs 92,000 for buying Lenovo A740 tablet. Soon it will be available to buy in market. Lenovo Horizon 2 AIO cum tablet with Joystick
It is a large sized tablet cum AIO computer featuring 27-inches display and 1920 x 1080p screen resolution. It is NFC enabled device that allows you connect your other NFC enabled mobile phone to Horizon 2, very easily.
Running on Windows 8.1 OS, it is powered by Intel Core i7 processor with 8GB RAM and 1TB HDD. The Lenovo machine owns Dolby Home theater audio, HDMI-out and offers up to four hours of power backup on single charge. A joystick will be available with 0.8" thick device for gaming. It is a multimode device that can easily be converted from All In One PC to tablet just by changing its orientation.
Pricing
The Lenovo Horizon 2 tablet will be available to customers at around Rs 90,000. Conclusion
By mixing new All In One form factors to tablet, Lenovo tried to satisfy its both family and business customers. Though both above mentioned machine are high priced devices but its quality and innovative features may be quite tempting for consumers.
In our next post, we will be back with two more high-end tablets cum All in One PCs from Lenovo that will also be available to buy in market, very shortly. Till then stay tuned with us.
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