Tablet notebook sync Lenovo will push ThinkPad Win8 tablet

Computer store news According to foreign media reports, Lenovo Products Group President Peter · Peter Hortensius (Peter Hortensius) said in an interview The company will launch a ThinkPad brand of Windows 8 tablet next year.

Hoteng Hughes said that the new ThinkPad tablet is equipped with a touch screen and a physical keyboard that can be turned into a notebook. Horten Hughes said he hopes the new ThinkPad tablet will be favored by enterprise users who carry a variety of devices. “Many corporate users carry tablets, mobile phones and laptops at the same time, and they have no reason to be forced to carry 3 devices”.

The design of the new ThinkPad tablet is similar to Lenovo's consumer-oriented IdeaPad Yoga tablet at the International Consumer Electronics Show. The new ThinkPad is equipped with a hinge, and the keyboard can be folded to the back of the display and turned into a tablet.

Lenovo spokesperson Brian · Brion Tingler said Lenovo has no plans to announce new products and will not disclose detailed features. But Horten Hughes confirmed that Lenovo plans to release the Windows 8 ThinkPad tablet in the next 12 months.

Above: IdeaPad Yoga Tablet

Horton Hughes disclosed Windows 8 ThinkPad Tablet PC news as Lenovo strengthens its tablet business competitiveness. Lenovo announced this week that it will invest $800 million to build a factory in China to produce mobile devices such as tablets.

Many corporate employees use their iPad tablets at work. The popularity of the iPad in the corporate market poses a threat to Lenovo. According to market research firm IDC, 70% of Lenovo's US business revenue comes from the corporate market.

Lenovo has not been able to take full advantage of the business opportunities brought by tablets. IDC analyst David · David Daoud said that in the last quarter, Lenovo sold only about 32,000 Android tablets in the US, and in the US tablet market, it was only "nine", the new ThinkPad is " Lenovo's response to Apple's competitive threat in the corporate market & rdquo;.

Windows 8 is an "unsure factor" that helps Lenovo take a slice of the tablet in the enterprise tablet market. Windows 8 was released later this year for tablets.