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Contact UsLenovo unveiled its new Intel powered smartphone at CES earlier this year and it’s now officially available in China. The Android powered smartphone touts a 5.5-inch screen, a dual-core Atom Clover Trail+ processor running at 2.0 GHz, a 13 megapixel camera and a PowerVR SGX 544MP2 GPU. The device also has a 1080p IPS display, which is protected by Gorilla Glass 2. As far as design goes, Lenovo is promising a “slim, sleek design” and “The sleek-cut, stainless steel frame exudes power and strength.” The K900 is only available in … Read more
Lenovo has ambitious smartphone plans, looking to move some 60 million smartphones in its fiscal year which started on April 1st. The figures represent a sharp growth from 23.5 million smartphones shipped last year that, according to IDC, gave the Chinese company 11% share in its own backyard. Lenovo, however, aims to be the biggest smartphone supplier in China within two years and according to Gartner’s figures they stand a chance to emerge on top perhaps even by the end of 2013. The research firm quotes Lenovo’s rapidly growing market … Read more
It’s official now – Lenovo has a love affair with NBA star Kobe Bryant who has yet again found himself promoting a device made by the Chinese company. This time it’s successor to the Lenovo P770, marked as P780, which we’re hearing will launch in the world’s most populous country in the second half of May, boasting a 5-inch screen with most likely 720p HD screen, and powerful 4,000mAh battery. Moreover, it will come with MediaTek’s quad-core chipset and dual-SIM with dual-standby capability allowing it to sing along two different … Read more
Lenovo’s Ideaphone K900 will finally be available on May 6th and even then, we’re not sure most of you will be able to buy one. As far as we’ve understood, this is still a China-only affair and it could take some time before this bad boy hits the Western hemisphere. Announced at this year’s CES, the K900 gets its power from Intel’s dual-core Atom Z2580 Clover Trail+ processor clocked at 2GHz. In addition, it also packs a huge 5.5-inch full HD (1920×1080 pixels) screen and 13-megapixel camera with Sony Exmor … Read more
Japanese handset makers have seen better days. Just when we reported that Panasonic may be looking for a buyer for its mobile phone business, another company has apparently also found itself in the same position. It’s NEC, which may be in talks to sell its mobile phone division to Lenovo as we speak. The Japanese company has been losing money on its phone sales for two years and now it wants to do something about it. And since it already has a partnership with Lenovo in a joint venture to … Read more
The Lenovo K900, which we know as the world’s first Android smartphone with Intel’s dual-core processor, will hit the streets on April 17th. Unsurprisingly, the company will start with China and only later expand to other countries. Price wise, we’re hearing that the K900 will go for 2,999 Yuan, which translates into roughly $483 (or 371 EUR). The figure, however, isn’t firmly set in stone, and according to MyDrivers – it could change prior to the launch date (as well as vary across markets). Again, Lenovo’s baby is a 6.9mm-thin … Read more
Lenovo is working on two solid smartphones for its domestic market. One of them, marked as S920, fits in the phablet category with its 5.3-inch screen. Moreover, it also has a quad-core processor (MediaTek MT6589), 2,250 mAh battery, and the ability to sing along two different networks at once (dual-SIM). Android 4.2 Jelly Bean will apparently run the show out of box. The other device, Lenovo S820, is aimed at women, and it somehow reminds us on certain HTC phones released during last year. Just like the S920, this model … Read more
Crossing our radar for the second time is the Intel-powered Lenovo K900. We spotted the oversized phone at CES, where we were allowed to take some photos while it sat safely behind some glass. At MWC, Intel and Lenovo were a bit more forthcoming and actually let us touch the device. The most striking feature of the K900 is its large 5.5-inch, 1080P display, that isn’t the only thing that makes the K900 a monster of a phone. The Intel Clover Trail+ processor boosts performance and adding in 2GB of RAM … Read more
Lenovo has announced the release of three new tablets at MWC, the S6000, the A3000 and the A1000. We’ve gotten our hands on the two lower-end devices, the A3000 and the A1000. Here’s what it’s like to spend some time with Lenovo’s new the mid-range and entry-level tablets. As far as specs go, the Lenovo A3000 is a mid-range 7-inch tablet that sports a quad-core 1.2GHz MTK processor like the Lenovo S6000, and coming in at a thickness of 11mm, is a bit larger than the S6000. The A3000 has … Read more
As we reported yesterday, Lenovo announced three brand new Android tablets at Mobile World Congress 2013: the S6000, A3000, and A1000. The tablets are high-end, mid-range, and low-end, respectably. We have a hands-on right here with the beast of the bunch, the Lenovo S6000. For some review on specs, the S6000 features a 1.2GHz quad-core processor, a 10.1-inch 1280×800 resolution display with IPS technology, 8 hours of battery life on WiFi (there’s an optional HSPA+ model as well), a 5MP rear camera and 0.5MP front camera, and it runs on … Read more
Lenovo used Mobile World Congress to unveil three new Android tablets that hit the high-end, the entry-level and everything in between. The most interesting of the bunch is the S6000, which is being marketed as a “home entertainment center.” It features a MTK 8389/8125 1.2 GHz quad-core processor, 10.1-inch IPS 1280X800 display with a wide, 178-degree viewing angle and optional HSPA+ connectivity. It’s also slim for a tablet (8.6mm thick) and lightweight (560g). Despite its size, the S6000 includes a beefy battery that’ll deliver 8 hours of continuous WiFi web … Read more