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Founded Jan 1984
Headquarters Quarry Bay, HKG
Website www.lenovo.com

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  • Chromebooks could be Google's ultrabook

    Lenovo and HP have added low-cost Chromebooks to their lineup and last year Samsung introduced a $249 ARM-powered Chromebook which looked a bit like a MacBook Air, or an Intel Ultrabook.
  • Lenovo aims to sell 60 million smartphones this year

    PC churner Lenovo is getting serious about the smartphone market, so serious in fact that it is planning to sell 60 million smartphones over the next 12 months.
  • Intel reportedly pushing Android convertibles

    RumourRumour loving Digitimes reports that several major vendors, including Lenovo, HP, Toshiba, Acer and Asus will launch Intel based convertibles sometime in the third quarter. Lenovo will lead the way and it will introduce its first Android based notebook a bit earlier, in May.
  • Windows 8 destroyed PC sales

    Lenovo kept sales flat and is now just behind HP with a 15.3 percent global share.
  • IdeaPhone scores points in Intel's ARM wrestle

    In an early benchmark test an Intel based Lenovo IdeaPhone K900 gave the Samsung Galaxy S4 a good kicking.
  • Windows RT prices plummet

    Newegg has discontinued the VivoTab RT and Lenovo is offering the IdeaPad Yoga 11 for $599 as part of a seven-day deal, which is a drop from the original $799 price. Amazon is flogging a model for $499.99.
  • US Congress bans buying Chinese IT

    Writing in the Volokh Conspiracy, Stewart Baker wrote that the measure "could turn out to be a harsh blow" for Chinese computer maker Lenovo and also "bring some surprises for American companies selling commercial IT gear to the government
  • Crunch time for Michael Dell

    There has been some speculation as to where Dell will go next: PC sales in general are floundering but its services and related enterprise businesses are doing rather well.
  • How Apple and Intel killed Thunderbolt

    Thunderbolt was being seen in Apple gear including the MacBook Pro, iMac, Mac Mini and MacBook Air. Lenovo, Hewlett-Packard, Acer and Asus have also developed machines that use Thunderbolt.
  • Windows 8 tablets to find their home in enterprise

    Moorhead said that Windows 8 tablets from the likes of HP, Dell, and Lenovo appear to be clearly better options in the enterprise.
  • AMD aims to go head to head with Intel

    AMD is already in discussions with Asus, HP, Lenovo and Toshiba to release tablets using its microprocessors.
  • Apple is also ran behind Samsung

    Coming in at number three was Lenovo with a 6.5 percent market share in all devices, followed by HP with 4.8 percent and Dell at 3.2 percent.
  • Intel boasts of mobile superiority over ARM

    Clover Trail+ will be first seen under the bonnet of the Android-based Lenovo K900 which has 5.5-inch 1,920x1,080 IPS display, a 13MP camera with Sony's new Exmor RS BSI sensor, and a 6.9mm profile.
  • Acer expects 10 to 15 percent drop in notebook sales

    Lenovo posted great financials a few weeks ago, but much of its growth was attributed to strong phone and tablet sales in China. However, Wang still sees some light at the end of the tunnel.
  • Lenovo considers RIM for takeover

    Chinese Thinkpad maker Lenovo is considering staging a takeover of the much troubled mobile outfit RIM
  • Samsung overtakes Apple as top chip customer

    It's more than apparent that traditional PC makers did not do very well. HP and Dell are down, and so is Toshiba, with a hefty 17.1 percent slide. Lenovo saw barely any growth, but it outperformed its direct competitors. Cisco also lost a bit of ground, which is understandable given the PC downturn.
  • Christmas PC sales fell for the first time

    The slump caps a miserable year for PC makers such as HP, Lenovo and Dell, which saw the first annual decline for more than a decade. The hope had been that Windows 8 would force many users to buy a new PC.
  • Lenovo talks up the "PC plus" era

    While the Apple frenzied press and even a few analysts seem to think we will be designing CAD images on our smartphones, Lenovo has been trumpeting the return of the PC.

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