Enterprising Lenovo

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Lenovo pushes its enterprise products to the limit.

Rajesh Vilijakath, Senior Platform Manager – Enterprise Business Group, Lenovo ASEAN; Karen Chow, Head of MNC and Telco of Intel Malaysia and Singapore; Aten Lim, Executive Director, Commercial Lead, Lenovo ASEAN; Khoo Hung Chuan, Country General Manager, Lenovo Malaysia; and Lee Highsmith, Worldwide Competitive Analyst of Lenovo.

With the tagline “push the limits”, Lenovo is about to take their business enterprise hardware to the next level with its latest iteration of the ThinkStation workstations, the innovative ThinkCentre Tiny-in-One, and the System x M5 server, the first marquee flagship product from Lenovo’s acquisition of IBM’s System x business.

Designed for optimum performance and usability, Lenovo’s new ThinkStation P Series workstations, which includes the P900, P700 and P500 and retails from RM 3,300, represent a quantum leap forward in workstation technology. Featuring a clean, modular design that is based on the Flex module, users are able to customise the right components for their profession for a fully enhanced experience.

Aside from the workstations, another standout product that Lenovo announced was the ThinkCentre Tiny-in-One 23.This device, which is priced from RM3,799, is Lenovo’s first versatile detach-and-build modular all-in-one business PC, allowing users to update the PC and monitor separately. The 23 inch monitor that comes with it is compatible with all current generation Tiny products, offering outstanding configurability.

Aten Lim, Executive Director, Commercial Lead, Lenovo ASEAN, holding the ThinkPad Helix, Khoo Hung Chuan, Country General Manager, Lenovo Malaysia, holding the Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet 10.

Finally, the new System x M5 servers was announced alongside the other devices in Lenovo’s enterprise products. The servers deliver new innovations by combining high performance with built-in security, efficiency, and reliability. It is also capable of supporting a wide range of enterprise workloads and computing environments, from cloud computing to big data and analytics. The System x M5 server is priced from RM 15,246.

Other devices that were announced during the event include the Lenovo ThinkPad Helix, a 2-in-1 Ultrabook that is powered by the all new Intel Core M processor, as well as the ThinkPad Tablet 10, a tablet constructed from premium aluminum with Gorilla glass and features a 10 inch full HD display. Both devices are priced from RM 6,000 and RM 2,337 respectively and are available right now.

“As data sets get larger and more complex, our customers need increasingly powerful, interactive performance and a total end-to-end solution. With the acquisition of IBM’s System x business, Lenovo now offers a complete range of solutions to meet the computing needs of small businesses through to enterprises. By delivering reliable support for enterprises, Lenovo is helping innovators develop robust platforms that will pass the requisite audit and compliance checks,” said Khoo Hung Chuan, Country General Manager of Lenovo Malaysia.