Lenovo-Spreading its Android Wings

Lenovo has introduced two Android computers, The Lenovo N308 and the ThinkVision 28. Lenovo has revealed its all-in-one Android computers targeting for customers who want to experience Android on big screen.

Features of Lenovo N308

• It has 19.5-inch 1600x900p display with Android version 4.2.2.
• It has 2 GB of RAM and customers can choose between a 320 GB or 500 GB 5400 RPM hard drive and an 8 GB or 16 GB SSD for fast boot.
• It has NVIDIA Tegra 4 SoC processor.
• It has Google Play support and HD webcam.
• It has 1.3 inch thin AIO with super sized tablet and comes with a full sized wireless AccuType keyboard and mouse.
• Its battery life is of three hours.
• This Android computer has a 19.5-inch LED screen with a two-point touch input.
• Other features include: built-in stereo speakers, a 6-in-1 card reader, 2 USB 2.0 ports, Bluetooth 4.0 connectivity, an Ethernet port and a 720p webcam. It also has a light sensor and a G-sensor.
• N308 Android Home Computer has a perfect balance of desktop PC performance and the simplicity of a tablet.
• You can easily sync apps and data across Android devices.
• The desktop will arrive in February in both black and white options with a starting price of $450 USD.

Features of Lenovo ThinkVision 28

• The Lenovo ThinkVision 28 touch screen smart monitor has an impressive 28-inch screen with 3804x2160 resolutions (4K).
• The screen also has 300 units of brightness and has 10-point multi-touch capabilities to boot.
• The ThinkVision 28 has a 5 ms response time.
• It has NVIDIA Tegra processor, 2GB RAM, 32 GB storage, microSD and Android KitKat 4.4.
• There are also a range of connections and ports that you’d expect any smart display or TV these days, including HDMI, USB, audio, Display Port, and Ethernet.
• The ThinkVision displays do offer something unique. With the touch of a button, the displays can act as an Android hub, utilizing the internal 32 GB storage and expandable with a microSD card.
• The monitor’s adjustable stand allows you to tilt the monitor back, so that it can touch with a flat surface. This provides more comfortable experience when using this as an Android device.
• The ThinkVision 28 is expected to be launched in July with a price tag of $1199.

A question still wandering in my mind, if Android belongs to the Desktop world or is it best to leave it for smart phones and tablets?

Let Lenovo reveal it in coming times.

Author : Iman Majeed

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