Maximum PC: This is the second of two posts outlining PC-related products Lenovo intends to show off at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas this week (if you haven't already, check out Part 1). Lenovo is headed to the convention with guns-a-blazing, and in addition to everything that's been unveiled so far, the OEM will demo a new X1 Carbon ultrabook, a ThinkPad 8 tablet for professionals, some new laptops, and more.
Lenovo no longer plans to sell certain tablets in the US with a lack of consumer interest in the slates blamed for the demise of some models including the ThinkPad 8.
IT World first reported the news that the Chinese firm had decided to stop selling all Windows tablets in the US and this was eventually amended by a company news note that stated just the ThinkPad 8 is disappearing.
Gamerhubtv - Lenovo brand ambassador Steven Miller showcases the new ThinkPad X1 Carbon laptop PC from CES 2014 in this exclusive preview interview from the North American headquarters in Raleigh, NC.
TheVerge - When I reviewed the X1 Carbon, Lenovo's flagship ThinkPad laptop, I found few faults. It's an eye-catching computer that combines everything good about ThinkPads – great keyboard, sturdy design, solid performance — with a fit and finish I didn't expect from the company's "black box" line of laptops. Its price was a little high and its bloatware portion was heaping, but it was (and still is) one of my favorite Windows 7 ultrabooks.
