New Lenovo PCs Deliver
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Lenovo announced today several new PCs, the Lenovo G series notebooks and the Lenovo C315 all-in-one desktop. All computers will be based around the AMD platform featuring some of Lenovo’s own software for improved experience.
While these computers are designed for the casual consumer, they support up to the latest AMD Turion and Athlon processors as well as ATI graphics. The G455 and G55 notebooks will feature such applications as OneKey REscue System and Energy Management. The C315, on the other hand, will have IdeaTouch multitouch applications. All of the new Lenovos will deliver dual-core computing at an affordable price.
The Lenovo G455 and G555 notebooks will start at $449.99 and wil be made available in the U.S. in March. Each of the notebooks include 16:9 widescreen HD displays, Lenovo Energy Management 5.0 (to help provide extended battery life), OneKey Rescue System, and VerilFace (facial-recognition software). The starting price for the C315 is $649.99; it will be available in April. The C315 will come packed with 4GB of memory, ATI Mobility Radeon graphics, and AMD Athlon dual-core processors, so consumers can enjoy videos, music, and games.
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