Rule the workplace with the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 11. Get this powerhouse business laptop for only $1,421 while ...

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We’ve picked out one of our very favorites: the Lenovo ThinkPad T14 Gen 4 is down to $1,080. According to Lenovo, that’s reduced from $2,399, but as experienced folk know, Lenovo tends to be a ...

Lenovo makes you look for single letters to differentiate its three 16-inch mobile workstations. The ThinkPad P16s is the lightest (4.01 pounds) and least expandable (only 2TB of storage).

Lenovo launched its new ThinkPad X1 Carbon Aura AI laptop in China, giving us a preview of tech we’ll likely see in Lenovo’s upcoming products for the U.S. The laptop’s most noteworthy new ...

Lenovo has unveiled the ThinkPad X1 Carbon Aura AI Edition laptop in China. This high-performance laptop is designed to cater to the needs of demanding users, offering power, portability ...

The six new Safari backgrounds include two that use iconography from Apple’s web browser in a clever way — much like the new Macintosh wallpapers in macOS Sequoia.

Xreal One and One Pro are part of the company’s new AR glasses lineup They come with a modular multimodal camera powered by AI The glasses support a refresh rate of 120Hz ...

Delivering a consistent three degrees-of-freedom cinematic spatial display from virtually any device, XREAL One Series features XREAL's first silicon chip called X1, a fully redesigned optical ...

How do they do this? The Xreal One and Xreal One Pro glasses -- coming Dec. 9 and early next year, respectively -- have a chip called the X1, custom-made by Xreal, that can keep images fixed in ...

We've heard talk of new Lenovo Legion Go handhelds for a few months, but until now we'd had nothing official—just the odd rumour or unofficial picture of what looked like a new white chassis.