Although schools have reopened in Malaysia, e-learning has become a big thing these days. However, some people can't afford new Windows PCs, which is where the Chromebook comes into play. In fact, Lenovo will be launching a new range of laptops in Q2 2021.
The company has announced the Lenovo 14e Gen 2, as well as 100e, 300e, and 500e Gen 3 Chromebooks. These devices are designed to be durable enough (MIL-SPEC 801H) to endure spills, drops, and knocks. They also come with optional WiFi 6 and 4G-LTE for better connectivity. Besides the Chromebooks, the company also launched the 14w Gen 2 and 100w, 300w, 500w Gen 3 Windows laptops.
But that's not all, as Lenovo also announced the ThinkVision T24t. This is a touch-capable 23.8-inch monitor with 2880 sensors, which can be useful for e-learning. One of its advantages is that you can connect and power the monitor to compatible devices with a single USB Type-C port. Furthermore, it has a blue light filter and an extended tilt range.
Lenovo hasn't confirmed if these would launch here yet, but we do know that most of them should be available in May 2021. You can also check the table below for estimated prices. For more news on the latest smartphones and laptops, stay tuned to TechNave.
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