Lenovo Launches Three Notebooks At Techworld In Beijing

Lenovo has unveiled three new consumer laptops in advance of Lenovo Tech World at global technology innovation event in Beijing, Lenovo Z41, Lenovo Z51 and the IdeaPad100.

Lenovo Z41

The new Lenovo Z41 and Lenovo Z51 comes with advanced 802.11 a/c WiFi technology for up to three times the internet speed of regular laptops for faster web surfing, streaming and downloading content. These laptops are powered by up to the latest Intel CoreTM i7 processor with up to 1 TB of storage. The Lenovo Z51 and Lenovo Z41 comes in ebony black, chalk white and crimson red colors (for the 14-inch laptop). The new Lenovo Z51 also features an optional Intel RealSense 3D camera that brings the world to life in 3D. 

Lenovo Ideapad100

The Lenovo Z51 features full 1080p color and a depth sensor and a revolutionary 3D camera. Users can 3D scan objects to 3D print, play 3D games or use gestures to control the laptop. Lenovo has created the entry level IdeaPad100 laptop for customers who need features, such as surfing the web, creating content and managing lists. It features Intel BayTrail-M N3540 processor, up to 500 GB HDD storage and Intel Graphics. The company claims that the new IdeaPad100 can run up to four hours. The thin and sleek IdeaPad100 measures at 20.2 mm for the 14-inch and 22.6 mm for the 15-inch laptop.

The entry level IdeaPad100 comes with a price tag of $249. The 14-inch Lenovo Z41 and 15-inch Lenovo Z51 laptops will be available on www.lenovo.com and will hit retail shelves starting in June. Pricing for both laptops starts at US $499. The new Lenovo Z51 laptop with optional Intel RealSense 3D camera comes with an Intel Core i5 processor and 8GB memory, starting at US $599.