#lavie light

Japanese electronics company NEC is introducing an 8.9 inch netbook called Lavie Light. There's one thing this netbook isn't -- light on the pocket. The NEC Lavie Light isn't that any special as well -- specs look kinda standard too. Lenovo, in collaboration with NEC Personal Computers (NECP), has announced at CES 2015 two ultraportable laptops: the LaVie Z HZ550 which the company claims to be the world's lightest 13-inch laptop PC, and the LaVie Z HZ750 which is the world's lightest 13-inch convertible PC. The Lenovo LaVie Z HZ550 which has a 180-degree lay flat hinge weighs in at 1.72 lbs, while the convertible LaVie Z HZ750 which has a 360-degree hinge weighs in at 2.04 lbs. Both sport super light Magnesium-Lithium Alloy chassis. HZ550: 319(W)×212(D)×16.9(H) mm HZ750: 319(W)×217(D)×16.9(H) mm The Lenovo LaVie Z HZ550 and HZ750 will be available in the U.S. Users can adjust performance settings, control RGB lighting, and manage monitor options directly through the virtual assistant. Read more in our articles including "NEC gets Lavie Light netbook out the door" and "AMD Radeon RX 9070 GRE announced".