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PCs, which some have limited to desktops, workstations, and conventional laptops, were once thought to be a dying breed. The proliferation of powerful smartphones and the offloading of computational resources to the cloud are believed to be the cause of the PC market's inevitable but slow demise. And then came 2020 and COVID-19 that almost threw all reason out the window. That was the backdrop that led to this market's revival, and it is now seeing its sixth consecutive quarter of growth, though there are also growing signs of potential problems around the corner.

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Mobile gaming has been popular for many years, and while most people play mobile games on their smartphones, dedicated mobile gaming consoles are still popular. Something interesting has leaked from Lenovo, most known for producing laptop and desktop computers. The leaked product is called the Lenovo Legion Play, and it's an Android-powered portable game console discovered on the Lenovo website in a series of images.

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For the last handful of months, owners of Lenovo Smart Displays had a problem preventing them from displaying anything but a blank screen. Lenovo has now confirmed that it's waiting on Google to fix that firmware issue. The first indications that something was wrong with the Smart Displays surfaced in April from users in Canada.

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Lenovo has revealed a new series of displays at Tech World 2021. The new products include the ThinkVision P27u-20 professional display along with new gaming monitors, including the G27e-20 and G24e-20. The P27u-20 is aimed at professional users needing a monitor that has a wide color gamut.

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Lenovo has revealed two new premium tablets that are available in some areas with 5G. The tablets slide into Lenovo's P-Series and include the Tab P12 Pro and Tab P11 5G. The first of the tablets is the P12 Pro, which is a premium tablet aimed at multimedia use.

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It's time for Lenovo's annual Tech World event, and, of course, it has plenty of new products to show off. Those range from its Yoga line of Windows-powered laptops to a variety of Android tablets. One new device that stands out is the new Lenovo IdeaPad Duet 5 Chromebook, a.k.a. the Lenovo Chromebook Duet 5 in other markets. More than just the only Chrome OS device on the new list, it also gives Lenovo's popular 2-in-1 tablet a spec upgrade and, for better or worse, a matching price bump.

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While mobile processors are still playing the numbers game when it comes to clock speeds, there is also an undercurrent that is putting some emphasis on the system-on-chip's graphical capabilities. Part of that may be driven by the still-growing mobile gaming market, and part of it is due to the increasing sophistication of mobile user interfaces. There is some excitement and curiosity around Samsung's use of AMD Radeon graphics technology for its upcoming Exynos 2200 chip, but Qualcomm naturally won't take matters sitting down and might be priming the Snapdragon 895 to face that head-on.

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There are very few notable Android tablets in the market these days, and most of those have Samsung's name on them. Lenovo, however, comes a close second has launched quite a number of slates that range from cheap to eccentric. Premium tablets with the Lenovo brand, however, are far and few in between, but it seems that this will be the year that it actually launches not one but two such tablets. Following the Yoga Pad 13, Lenovo is apparently ready to launch the Lenovo Tab P12 Pro that, unlike its predecessor, could actually be a pro tablet this time around.

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After revealing a new notebooks and Chromebooks lineup last week, Lenovo followed up with another MWC 2021 announcement today. This one is mostly about tablets, with Lenovo announcing new Yoga tablets alongside new Lenovo Tabs. Between those tablets and the Lenovo Smart Clock 2 - also revealed today - the theme to this batch of MWC announcements seems to be "displays in unexpected places," as the Smart Clock 2 is destined for nightstands, and the Yoga Tabs can even be hung on walls.

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Computers are getting smarter and more powerful and the demands on workers who use them are also growing. Long gone are the days when computers, even laptops, were just glorified typewriters and everyone can always use some powerful specs that these devices have to offer. Of course, not everyone has the same needs or budget, and Lenovo's newest models for its ThinkPad line of laptops and ThinkVision monitors try to offer the combination of features that will meet your needs and resources.

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After being forced to work or study from their homes, workers and students have started to adopt what has been called a hybrid lifestyle. This new buzzword simply puts a name to what many have already been doing before the pandemic, working or studying in whatever location possible without being tied to desks in the office or at home. To cater to this new generation of computer users, Lenovo is announcing several new products, including two Chromebooks and a portable USB-C monitor, for people with unlimited places to work but with limited budgets.

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Lenovo has introduced the latest versions of its ThinkPad P-Series workstation laptops, as well as a Thunderbolt 4 dock and new ThinkVision monitor for professionals who want both portability and the option to work at a desk. These new workstation laptops offer professionals the latest NVIDIA hardware, 11th-generation Intel Core and Xeon CPU options, and more.

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