Lenovo turned a lot of heads in this year’s Consumer Electronics Show when the company unveiled a pair of notebook PCs under the new LaVie Z series. The Lenovo LaVie HZ750, the variant that sports a touchscreen display, will set you back USD1,699. Meanwhile, the non-touchscreen model, the Lenovo LaVie HZ550 starts at USD1,499. The Lenovo Ideapad will be out this September for a suggested retail price of Php22,990 (with either Windows XP or Linux OS). Read more in our articles including "Lenovo’s “MacBook Killer” Hit The Shelves" and "Bam Aquino backs School Safety Bill over Video Game Ban".
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Jun 4, 2021Lenovo turned a lot of heads in this year’s Consumer Electronics Show when the company unveiled a pair of notebook PCs under the new LaVie Z series. The Lenovo LaVie HZ750, the variant that sports a touchscreen display, will set you back USD1,699.
Meanwhile, the non-touchscreen model, the Lenovo LaVie HZ550 starts at USD1,499. The Lenovo Ideapad will be out this September for a suggested retail price of Php22,990 (with either Windows XP or Linux OS).
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