Some Lenovo laptops in the Yoga lineup have been refreshed, and the company is also launching a new all-in-one desktop to “meet the needs of the new hybrid home office.” These devices will be running the latest hardware from Intel 12th Gen CPUs and NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel Iris graphics.

Lenovo has a long history of making everything from PCs to tablets, Chromebooks to Google Assistant hubs, and the list goes on. With Lenovo Smart Frame, the company aims to make it easier than ever to keep your favorite photos on display. This concept is far from new, but many of the existing executions up to this point have made the process of uploading photos more cumbersome than most would like. Top that off with obvious cables and you can see why Lenovo Smart Frame could easily stand out from much of the competition. Continue reading to learn more.

With Apple’s latest MacBook Pros garnering lots of attention for their recent high-end spec bumps and the controversies that ensued, Lenovo has announced two new laptops with features that seem to best its macOS competitor. While Apple’s recent updates allowed its 15-inch MacBook Pros to pack six-core Intel i9 processors, 32GB of DDR4 memory, and 4TB storage capacities, Lenovo’s 17.3-inch P72 laptop is configurable with Intel Xeon processors, 128GB of DDR4 memory, and 6TB of storage. Lenovo’s new P1 laptop, which is more similarly sized to Apple’s 15-inch portables, can pack a Xeon processor, 64GB of DDR4, and 4TB of storage. Not too shabby.