<h2>ThinkPad X Series cont.</h2> <p>Lenovo&#8217;s X230t convertible tablet also hit Australian shelves this year, refreshed with third-gen Intel Core i7 processors. It boasts Intel HD graphics running Windows 7, USB 3.0 and retails from $2199. The convertible screen folds back to work as a tablet.</p> <p> The tablet weighs 1.6kgs, with a 12.5in display and digitiser pen. Corning Gorilla Glass is available as an optional extra. Lenovo says its Battery Stretch technology allows 18 hours life with one charge.</P>
 

ThinkPad X Series cont.

Lenovo’s X230t convertible tablet also hit Australian shelves this year, refreshed with third-gen Intel Core i7 processors. It boasts Intel HD graphics running Windows 7, USB 3.0 and retails from $2199. The convertible screen folds back to work as a tablet.

The tablet weighs 1.6kgs, with a 12.5in display and digitiser pen. Corning Gorilla Glass is available as an optional extra. Lenovo says its Battery Stretch technology allows 18 hours life with one charge.

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In pictures: Lenovo's 2012 PC line-up, including the golf ball high "Tiny" PC

by Allie Coyne  | 26 Jul 2012  |  Comments

Touted as the first "1-litre" V-Pro desktop PC, the Lenovo Tiny debuted this year. See the photos, along with the rest of Lenovo's 2012 lineup.

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