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Lenovo will start selling its ThinkPad T460, ThinkPad T460p, ThinkPad T460s and ThinkPad T560 from February starting at $909 (roughly Rs. 60,400), $1249 (roughly Rs. 83,000), $1,059 (roughly Rs. 70,400), and $969 (roughly Rs. 46,200) respectively. The Lenovo ThinkPad X260 Ultrabook, along with ThinkPad L460 and ThinkPad L560, will arrive the same month starting at $929 (roughly Rs. 61,700), $749 (roughly Rs. 49, 800), and $779 (roughly Rs. 53,000) respectively. The ThinkPad 13 Windows 10 version will however, be available later in Q2 this year starting at $449 (roughly Rs. 29,800), while the Chrome OS version will reach around June priced at $399 (roughly Rs. 26,500). The ThinkVision X24 Pro monitor is scheduled for June starting $399. ThinkCentre TIO II will be available from May, starting at $239 (roughly Rs. 15,800) for 21.5-inch display model and $269 (roughly Rs. 17,800) for 23.8-inch model. The Business Edition of Yoga 900 and MIIX 700 were also unveiled, but without pricing. While the Lenovo Yoga 900 Business Edition will be available from February, the Lenovo MIIX 700 Business Edition will be available from April.
The Chinese tech firm has also launched a bunch of accessories for laptops and AIOs, namely the Lenovo Productivity Module, Projector Module, 3D Imaging Module, ThinkPad X1 Wireless Touch Mouse, ThinkPad X1 In-Ear Headphones, ThinkPad X1 Sleeve, and ThinkPad 65W Micro Power Adapter, all of which fall in a $50 to $279 price range.
Lenovo touted its ThinkPad X1 Yoga for its 0.66-inch thickness and 2.8 pounds (roughly Rs. 1.2 kgs) weight. According to the firm, it is world's first convertible laptop featuring an optional Samsung Oled display. The Oled display is optional. The Windows 10 laptop also comes with an active pen for better productivity.
The ThinkPad X1 Carbon at the CES 2016 was claimed to be the world's lightest 14-inch business Ultrabook by Lenovo. The laptop includes customer-centric design improvements based on feedback. It features increased memory and storage capacity, improved connectivity, and more lightweight at 2.6 pounds (roughly 1.17 kgs) than the previous versions. The ThinkPad X1 series houses up to 1TB Samsung M.2 NVMe SSD storage; Qualcomm Snapdragon X7 LTE modem with 4G LTE Advanced Carrier Aggregation support for better connectivity, and more.
The Lenovo ThinkCentre X1 AIO (seen above) is said to sport a slim 11mm frame, making it one of the thinnest desktops in the world. It comes with anti-glare 23.8-inch display. The Lenovo ThinkVision X1 as per the tech company is the world's first monitor to receive the TUV Eye-Comfort certification. It features a 27-inch UltraHD edge-to-edge anti-glare display and houses USB type C port as well.
The Windows 10-based ThinkPad X1 Tablet features a modular design and is rated to deliver up to 15 hours of work time when clubbed with the Productivity Module accessory. Besides several ports and dock connectivity features, the tablet houses an integrated projector as well. The projector comes as a part of the detachable battery. Intel RealSense 3D camera is also one of the highlights of the modular tablet. It is powered by an Intel Core m7 processor.

Lenovo also showcased the ThinkPad W700ds (seen below), which it claimed was the world's first dual screen mobile workstation. Not much is known about the device for now though. The new ThinkPad T460 and T560 launched at CES 2016 were touted for their "incredible battery life", while the 14-inch ThinkPad T460s was said to deliver the same performance but measuring just 18.8mm thin and weighing under 3 pounds (roughly 1.3 kgs). The laptop is made for business professionals. The ThinkPad T460p sports a QHD IPS display; supports up to 32GB of storage; DDR4 RAM; and comes powered by a choice of 6th generation Intel Core 'H-Series' processors.
The Lenovo ThinkPad X260 is a 12-inch Ultrabook that's claimed to deliver up to 21 hours of work time with an optional battery. The ThinkPad L460 and L560 were touted for their Mil-Spec durability and "ThinkPad confidence within a high-value package."The stylus is accurate but requires a certain amount of adjustment. When the pen tip presses against the glossy display, it doesn’t represent the feel of pen on paper but is instead slippery. It does well with correcting the jitters of a slowly-drawn line, though isn’t perfect. That said, it’s better than the Surface Pro 3 Pen. The function buttons on the rubberized grip are easy to accidentally press while writing. Aside from this, it’s highly accurate and responsive once the users gets used to the action of the stylus.

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Microsoft technical evangelist Bruce Harris has unveiled new details for Microsoft’s augmented reality headset, HoloLens. At an event in Tel Aviv, Harris was recorded (via Petri) saying that that any universal Windows 10 app will run natively on the device, as we’ve already heard, and that developers will naturally need to create 3D apps to realize the HoloLens’ full potential.
But Harris also talked about how the device features Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, describing it as “totally wireless.” In fact, he said a wired version of the HoloLens would not be available.This brings up the question of battery life. Apparently in this department, the HoloLens will be “very much like a laptop.” That means up to 5.5 hours of basic use, and 2.5 hours of high-intensity use.
For students, Lenovo launched its ThinkPad 13 with a choice of Chrome OS and Windows 10. The device features USB Type-C port; up to 512GB of SSD storage, and up to 16GB memory on the Windows model. It also is said to be the first ThinkPad device to support Chrome for Business. Both ship with 6th-gen Intel Core i5 processors
The ThinkVision X24 Pro monitor comes with an integrated Intel 3D RealSense camera and multiple ports including USB Type-C. It can be clubbed with optional accessories for increased productivity. The company additionally announced its 2 nd generation ThinkCentre-in-One 22 and 24 models that will be available in 21.5-inch and 23.8-inch configurations. Both will also be available in touchscreen options.
As for the Yoga 900 Business Edition and MIIX 700 Business Edition, Lenovo says they carry the same design as their consumer-versions but include security features with a TPM (Trusted Platform Module) chip and extended warranty options. The MIIX 700 Business Edition 2-in-1 includes a 12-inch 2160x1440 pixel tablet display with Gorilla Glass. It also features an Intel RealSense R200 3D camera.
For the past few years, fans have been anxious for Microsoft to drop its Lumia branding and roll its smartphones into the Surface device family, which was expanded last year to include the Surface Book.This could be on the horizon, as rumours suggest that the company may be gearing up to release the last Lumia device it had in pre-production.After that, the company will allegedly begin working on the first smartphone entirely conceived and produced by Panos Panay and the Surface team, who now handle all device engineering.
Existence of the device is still unconfirmed, but early rumours suggest that it will be a high-end flagship powered by an Intel CPU – think Surface Pro 4, but with a smaller footprint.It is also rumoured to be arriving in the second half of 2016, around the same time as the Windows 10 Redstone update.By now, Microsoft has pretty much nailed down its ideal design for the Surface range, and it shows. The Surface Pro 4’s magnesium alloy chassis is attractive and sleek, with an eye-catching angular design sensibility.

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It’s pleasingly premium, abut also retains the sturdy, functional feel of previous Surfaces. That’s thanks in no small part to the inbuilt kick-stand, which can be fully adjusted through an impressive range of motion meaning that you’re guaranteed a comfortable viewing angle.It’s also equipped with a respectable complement of hardware ports, including a full-size USB3 input, a MicroSD slot and a Mini DisplayPort. It also has a USB input on the power brick, meaning you won’t have to unplug any peripherals to put your devices on charge.
You can configure the iPad Pro with 32 or 128 gigabytes of internal storage. Pricing is $799 for the 32gb model and $949 for 128gb.You can add a cellular radio to the 128gb model to bring it up to $1,079.Those prices are right in the range of the MacBook Air.The main camera has an 8-megapixel sensor with a five-element f/2.4 lens.
The iPad Pro can record 1080p HD video at 30 frames per second and slow-mo video at 120 fps.There is a 1.2-megapixel front-facing 720p HD camera for FaceTime.The larger screen makes the iPad Pro a great movie viewer, and Apple has placed two stereo speakers on either side of the display.Apple released a new line of accessories for the iPad Pro, including a $99 stylus called the Apple Pencil.
At a 2010 iPad event, former CEO Steve Jobs said of the competition’s offerings, “If you see a stylus, they blew it.”Jobs was very vocally anti-stylus, but Apple is not afraid to reverse course and release products if it sees demand.The artists I know have been champing at the bit to give the Apple Pencil a spin.Sorry to say, the Pencil works only with the iPad Pro, which has better touch-screen technology.
The pressure-sensitive Pencil communicates with the iPad Pro at a rate of 240 times per second, for very precise drawing and no lag. It has an internal battery that’s charged by plugging into the iPad’s lightning port or a regular lightning charging cable.Apple also took a page from the Microsoft Surface playbook and released a cover with a built-in keyboard.