In the six years since Lenovo launched its ThinkServer line, the business has gained momentum and grown exponentially. We’ve invested heavily in R&D and continue to aggressively attack the global enterprise opportunity, including storage, server, networking, and related software and services.
Shape the Future is old news. But Microsoft’s overhaul of the six-year-old program is certainly not. Reduced purchase costs to VARs and ease of implementation mean that selling into the public education space is easier and more lucrative.
At first sight, the previous version of Lenovo’s ThinkPad X1 Carbon and the new one both are incredibly thin and lightweight. But the new machine is a giant leap from its predecessor. The New ThinkPad X1 Carbon features a new “Combo OneLink Dock” (part of the power port) for docking. I saw this docked to a 4000×2000 resolution display at CES. And that looked incredible!
When I talk to people about desktop computers, so often they’re still thinking of large boxes sitting on the floor with a lot of messy cables seemingly going everywhere, and a connected monitor sitting on the desk. But that image is mostly a thing of the past. Today’s desktops are smaller and sleeker, yet even more powerful and functional than the big boxes of the past.
Employees love the smartphones and tablets they use at home. They love them so much that many bring them to work and increasingly expect their work-related technologies to offer the same simplicity and touch-enabled experiences.
Microsoft (MSFT) will end Windows XP support on April 8, 2014. Here’s how channel partners can prepare customers for PC and notebook refreshes running Windows 7 or 8.
Lenovo’s touch-based ultrabooks, notebooks and tablets (like the ThinkPad Helix and Tablet 2) provide channel partners with new revenue opportunities. Here’s why.
Lenovo Accelerate 2013 will highlight sales and business strategies for channel partners that resell ThinkPad Twist, ThinkPad Helix, ThinkPad X1 Carbon Touch, and other Lenovo technologies.
At look at Lenovo’s commitment to education, including its partnership with Intel and Microsoft to spearhead education thought leadership.
Without a doubt over the last 15 years during hundreds of corporate customer briefings, where typically I get the opportunity to speak to three to five IT people from corporati
If you’ve paid any attention to the computing industry in the last few years, chances are you’ve heard people discussing the trends around the consumerization
Growing up, if you were lucky enough to have your birthday party at Burger King and don the paper crown, you knew you were officially the King (or Queen)
There is a lot of talk today about systems getting smaller, thinner and lighter. Tablets have become the norm for consuming content. Customers like them because they can go anywhere, they have long batte
Sammy Kinlaw is the perfect choice as Lenovo’s director of Channel Sales. In addition to having a ton of energy, Sammy also carries an impressive resume: Before he took on his new role, he was the director of Dis
Personal computers are a critical resource for most small businesses and can severely impact their ability to satisfy customers and earn revenue on any day of the week. However, most sm
It was so much fun last year we decided to do it all over again! For the s
A few years ago, Solid State Drives (SSDs) started appearing in laptops. Costs were high and capacity was low, and most of the industry stuck with good old-fashioned Hard Disk Drives (HDD
Our team here at Lenovo is very excited about our
The wait is over. Here at Lenovo, we have introduced our new Android-based ThinkPad tablet — taking the brand full circle. You can read the press release
When I have the good fortune to speak with Lenovo ThinkPad partners about our new
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