Posts Tagged ‘Lenovo’
[Review] Moto Z Play – The Well Connected Workhorse Phone
Sturdily built with an innovative, semi-modular design, the Moto Z Play is an affordable entry point into the Moto Mod ecosystem. On its own the Moto Z Play is a serviceable sub RM1.8K phone with decent performance and great battery life but combined with its Moto Mods, it’s a potent camphone/portable pico projector/ghetto blaster.
Read MoreLenovo’s uber Legion series gaming rigs have marched into town
Lenovo is getting serious on gaming as they’ve rolled out their Legion series gaming rigs that come with 7th gen Intel core processors and NVIDIA GTX GPUS. The Legion series comes in two flavours – the Legion Y520 and the higher end Legion Y720. Lenovo Legion Y520 The Y520 comes in a variety of configurations…
Read MoreAndroid 7.0 Nougat update comes to Moto Z phones for Malaysia
If you own a Lenovo Moto Z phone, you’re in luck as they’re rolling out the Android 7.0 Nougat update just about now to your phone. With Android Nougat on the Moto Z, users can expect several major improvements to their phone including Daydream VR support; assuming you have the headset and controller that is. On…
Read MoreThe newly launched Lenovo Yoga Book may be a road warrior’s ultimate dream machine
In the ever elusive quest for performance, lightness and versatility, Lenovo’s new Yoga Book may have just had it beat. The whole affair straddles the lines between a convertible and a tablet, albeit one that is ridiculously slim at 4.05mm and weighs 690g. Whereas other convertibles integrate a detachable keyboard, the Yoga Book has its…
Read MoreLenovo launches Phab 2 series smartphones in Malaysia
Lenovo kicked the week off with the launch of three Phab 2 series smartphones, each angled at a different price point. The Phab 2 is a sub RM1K phone with all of Lenovo’s latest aesthetic and design refinements while the Phab 2 Plus is a midrange workhorse that is just over the RM1K mark. The…
Read MoreLenovo launches Ideacentre Y710 Cube and other Y-series gaming rigs
Lenovo today took the wraps off their VR-ready Y710 Cube gaming tower that comes with an Intel core i7-6700 processor running Windows 10 Home, an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 GPU, 8GB RAM and sports a 2TB hard disk along with their Killer DoubleShot Pro Wi-Fi tech for lag free gaming. Two higher specced configurations will…
Read MoreLenovo debuts new pixel-crunching P40 and P410 ThinkPad workstations
Lenovo took the wraps off two hefty high-performing workstations – the ThinkPad P40 Yoga Mobile Worktation and the ThinkStation P410 Workstation desktop that are designed for professional use by architects, engineers and the like which offer scads of pixel crunching power capable of handling Autodesk’s 3D Design software. ThinkPad P40 Yoga Mobile Workstation The ThinkPad…
Read MoreMoto Z and Moto Z Play launched in Malaysia
The Moto Z and Moto Z Play phones are the latest take on the customisable phone concept,both of them offer an interchangeable, compatible array of optional backplates that expand their functionality in different ways dubbed Moto Mods. Essentially, both phones have a similar magnetic dock and are similarly sized so Moto Mods are able to…
Read MoreLenovo brings out the big guns with an NVIDIA GeForce GTX1080 equipped gaming rig
At Computex 2016, Lenovo took the wraps off their latest gaming behemoth, a refresh of their Ideacentre Y900 gaming desktop that packs NVIDIA’s recently unveiled GTX 1080 graphics card. NVIDIA’s latest wunderkind, the GTX 1080 is a hefty powerhouse with the pixel crunching grunt capable of delivering double the performance and almost triple the efficiency…
Read MoreLenovo launches the plush Yoga 900S convertible, X1 series notebooks and more
Lenovo today launched a veritable slew of hardware for their ThinkPad, ideapad and Yoga series notebooks across a variety of form factors ranging from convertibles, tablets, all-in-ones and more. The most interesting piece of hardware on offer was their Yoga 900S notebook which made its debut at CES earlier this year. The Yoga 900S looks…
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