Lenovo announced the newest member of its ThinkPad mobile workstations, the ThinkPad P52 back in June. Equipped with 6 core processors and powerful graphics, it offers unprecedented power to those that need it. And it will even be available with 128GB of RAM. In this article I introduce the new...
Lenovo announced the Legion Y530 notebook in the middle of June 2018. The notebook became available (in certain configurations) right away in North America. For Europe, we still need to wait (probably until July 2018) to get this new notebook. User Guide and Hardware Maintenance Manual The Lenovo Support site...
Do you have a ThinkPad X1 Yoga (1st generation)? Do you see the Start menu in Windows 10 popping up randomly? Annoyed by it? Finally Lenovo released a touch panel firmware update that solves this problem. Touch Firmware Update Tool The description from the update might not be the exact thing: (Fix)...
Today during E3 in Los Angeles, Lenovo announced six new Legion branded gaming products. There are two new notebooks – three if you consider one of them is available in two sizes -, 2 desktops (Towers) and 2 Cube products. As there are a lot of things to digest, this...
At E3 in June 2018 Lenovo announced a refresh of the Legion Y series notebooks. The two new notebooks are called Y530 and Y730. They both get a major redesign, both in and out. This is my preview of the two notebooks. You might be interested in my summary article...
Lenovo announced at E3 new Lenovo Legion gaming PCs, including the C530 and C730 “Cubes”. Here you will find some press photos of the Lenovo Legion C530 and C730. Use the arrow buttons two scroll through the images. For more information about the announcements, check out my summary of the...
Lenovo announced at E3 new Lenovo Legion gaming PCs, including the T530 and T730 “Towers”. Here you will find some press photos of the Lenovo Legion T530 and T730. Use the arrow buttons two scroll through the images. For more information about the announcements, check out my summary of the...
I have tracked many many @UPS packages from Shanghai to Helsinki. Usual route: UPS11 flight from Shanghai to Cologne (through Seoul and Almaty), then either ground or UPS292 flight. But today package went to Alaska then Louisville. Wonder why? UPS11 too full? Interesting.
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