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Lenovo ThinkCentre A70z and A58e Desktop PCs
The Lenovo ThinkCentre A58e desktop PC with the Celeron family processor or Core 2 Duo is so compact, it RAMs just 2GB with a 320GB hard drive and DVD burner. The nice style is perfectly suited to business users wanting a desktop PC with style but not opulence. Under the hood is preinstalled proprietary application, Power Manager, which’s can reduce annual energy consumption by 69%, according to Lenovo. This notebook is running on Finally, the Windows 7. It’s what you needs for work and play.
Meanwhile, the A70z comes equipped with an Intel Core 2 Duo or Celeron Dual Core processor, video system with support for DirectX 10, a 500GB hard drive, DVD drive, six USB port, built-in two speakers, Wi-Fi (optional) and a webcam. Boot the operating system will be takes 35 seconds and shuts down desktop is 40% faster.
The body of A70z all-in-one desktop PC, as claimed by Lenovo, is not thicker than 2.4 inches. It has 19-inch widescreen (16:10) display. Lenovo also claimed that the Lenovo ThinkCentre A70z takes 70% less desk space compared to the traditional system, which includes computer system unit and monitor.
Lastly for the prices: Lenovo ThinkCentre A58e desktop PC is available now for $349, whilst ThinkCentre A70z all-in-one desktop PC will be available in November 2009 at a price of $499.
[ via Slashgear ]
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