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Lenovo Japan announced yesterday they put on the Japanese market three new Desktop PCs which feature an Intel Core i3, Core i5 or Pentium G6950 CPU.

The ThinkCenter M90 Tower Series comes with an Intel Core i5-750 (2.66GHz) or Core i5-660 (3.33GHz), from 2GB and 4GB of RAM, a Nvidia NVS 3100 (with 512MB of VRAM), an Intel Q57 Express chipset, as well as 500GB of HDD, a DVD SuperMulti Drive and Windows 7 Professional (32bit).

Of course, you will have USB 2.0 ports (x8), mini D-Sub15, Gigabit Ethernet, Displayport, etc…
Price: 172,200 Yens, or 1320€.

The M90 Small is equipped with an Intel Core i3-530 CPU (2.93GHz), with 2GB of RAM, and from 250GB to 320GB of HDD. The rest of the specs remain the same as the M90 Tower. This Tower should cost around 123,900 yens or 945€.

Lastly, the M90 Eco Ultra Small Series coming with a slim body (275×238×79mm) provides almost the same characteristics as the M90 Small for a price of 124 950 Yens.

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Lenovo has a tiny remote complete with trackball and media hotkeys that they quietly launched last week. This tiny qwerty keyboard is perfect for anyone who has mastered texting to any extent. The tiny but finger-friendly keys are perfect for surfing, youtube’ing or anything else that requires a small amount of typing. Just below the keyboard on the ping pong paddle shaped controller is a trackball crowned by left and right mouse buttons.

This is basically the love child of a the logitech diNovo mini and a wireless presenter remote. Rounding out the perfect controller is a nano USB dongle about the size of this micro-SD reader and AAA batteries. These are available right now on Lenovo’s web site for a very modest $60. Smooth and comfortable these should work well on any project systems you were thinking about creating. Turn over a new leaf this year and start working on those pet projects.

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Chinese high-tech giant Lenovo plans to set up a research and development centre in Taiwan as the firm tries to take advantage of warming cross-strait ties, according to a report.

The world’s fourth-largest maker of personal computers will use the island’s technological know-how to boost its global competitiveness, the Commercial Times reported, citing Lenovo executive Ma Jianrong.

Ma said Taiwan has played an important role in Lenovo’s global manufacturing network, adding that the Chinese company has spent four to five billion US dollars annually in recent years on Taiwan-made computer components.

Lenovo will increase its purchases in Taiwan as its business continues to expand there, Ma was quoted as saying.
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The O1, China’s first 3G Ophone, formally launched by Lenovo in Beijing this week.

This mobile phone is a customized product for China Mobile and is currently only available in China Mobile’s business halls and its electronics mart partners.

The pricing strategies for Lenovo O1 have also been publicized. The market price for a mobile phone is CNY3,999. However, China Mobile Beijing launches a special offer to users: people who deposit CNY3,120 in their mobile phone accounts and promise a monthly consumption of CNY208 for two years can gain the Lenovo O1 mobile phones for free.

In common retail stores, consumers who buy a Lenovo O1 can gain CNY1,500 communication fees as a gift.

The Ophone runs on a smartphone platform developed by China Mobile. Lenovo launched its first Ophone product named O1 in September 2009, but due to various reasons, this product has not been put into the market until recently.
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