What you need to know
- New ThinkBook S line is built to combine stylish looks with business-grade security.
- Two models: ThinkBook 13s and ThinkBook 14s.
- Expected to launch in late May starting at $730.
- Available to preorder now at Lenovo (opens in new tab).
Alongside its tiny new ThinkCentre PCs and a new ThinkPad X1 Extreme, Lenovo today debuted its new ThinkBook S line of laptops for business users.
Built for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs), Lenovo is focusing on both portability and security. Lenovo is promising a thin and light, premium feel for the ThinkBook line. The laptops are lined with aluminum exteriors that look rather stylish, with Lenovo particularly noting its ambition to attract "young tech-savvy execs with cool looking yet cost-effective devices."
Whether that focus on style is important to IT departments is debatable, but Lenovo also promises a modern suite of business-grade security features and warranties. The specs also back up the laptop's business needs, with up to an 8th Gen Intel Core i7 process, RAM options of 8GB and 16GB, and storage drives ranging up to 512GB of speedy SSD storage. You'll also score a graphics boost with AMD's Radeon 540X with 2GB of GDDR5 VRAM.
Both ThinkBooks are expected to launch in late May. As for pricing, Lenovo says the ThinkBook 13s will start at $730, while the ThinkBook 14s will start at $750. The laptops are also available to preorder now directly from Lenovo (opens in new tab).
Lenovo's new line of ThinkBook S laptops are built to be both stylish and secure. With an aluminum frame, fingerprint sensor, and business-grade security features, the ThinkBook 14s checks quite a few boxes.
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KLIM Aim RGB gaming mouse (opens in new tab) ($30 at Amazon)
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