[CES 2014] When Lenovo showed us the ThinkVision 28 4K2K, it was a surprising move because up until now manufacturers have been pretty timid when it comes to large Android all-in-one computers, but that’s the twist: the ThinkVision 28 Smart 4K is NOT pitched as an Android “all in one”, but rather as a very nice computer monitor (3840×2160) that is also capable of running Android apps. It is assumed that it will be used alongside a computer, and the Android capability is a nice bonus that lets users perform many computing tasks like web browsing, email, gaming and media playback without having to turn their computer on. When using Android, it is a complete instant-on experience.
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[CES 2014] Last year Lenovo launched the Flex 14 inch and 15 inch laptops. These are unique machines, capable of “flexible,” meaning that the display can be opened at an angle of 300 degress to enter “stand mode” which basically makes use of the laptop’s keyboard as a stand for the display. 
[CES 2014] Wearable technology and connected objects is going to be the major trend at CES this year. All the conditions are set for the “perfect storm”: components are cheaper, more powerful and consume less energy than ever, a lot more people own a smartphone in 2013, software development costs have decreased (except for the engineer salaries in the US) and crowdfunding platforms such as Kickstarter have funded wearable concepts to a level never expected. I am thinking of Pebble ($10 M), Emotiv Insight ($1.6M), or Oculus Rift ($2M) for example. 
[CES 2014] Sometimes parents can be a little overbearing and overly concerned about our welfare, and we suppose for those who are still too young to understand, this is something that you will miss when they are gone or when you are a parent of your own. However for those who are missing the attention and care that they get from the mothers, perhaps the Mother device by Sen.se might be worth taking a look at. As the name implies, this is a device that will apparently have the ability to learn, adapt, and even come to care for you, at least as far as artificial intelligence is concerned. 
[CES 2014] All-in-one desktop systems have come a long way since they were introduced many years ago, with many companies opting for even slimmer and thinner builds than before, making them even more desk friendly and also easy to transport around in the event that you need to move home or office. If you’re interested in getting your hands on a new all-in-one desktop computer, Lenovo might have the answer for you in the form of the Lenovo A740 which is the company’s latest AIO system at the moment which also boasts an incredibly thin 4mm at its thinnest point. 
[CES 2014] If you find yourself constantly switching between laptop and tablet throughout the day, the new MIIX 2 10 & 11 from Lenovo might help ease that pain a bit. This isn’t the company’s first foray into multi-mode computing. Just last year 
[CES 2014] It’s been a while that we reported on Internet Cameras from Samsung Techwin. In fact it was at
[CES 2014] Lenovo’s new Y series slims down the company’s “mighty” gaming laptops. Boasting AMD Radeon graphics, the 14 inch and 15 inch laptops aim to offer superior gaming at a relatively affordable price. The Lenovo Y50 offers an extra edge and offers a much more powerful gaming experience due to the fact that it boasts NVIDIA GRX graphics on board. 
[CES 2014] Tablets are credited with kickstarting the “post-PC” revolution, and that’s certainly true. These mobile devices have made their way into our daily lives, they are also widely used by businesses, portability and ease of use that tablets offer are some of the reasons why they’re so popular. There’s an ever increasing number of tablets available in the market and Lenovo today outed its new contender for the business market. The company’s first 8 inch business tablet is the ThinkPad 8 which featuers a full HD touchscreen display and comes preloaded with Windows 8.1 and Microsoft Office. 
