Lenovo stories - Page 20

The preliminary results of one of Gartner's more recent studies paints a pretty gloomy picture for the PC market.

Lenovo is negotiating to acquire Fujitsu's PC business, potentially shifting 2,000 employees and allowing Fujitsu to focus on IT services.

Lenovo has an opportunity to expand its share of the data center market as customers look for alternate infrastructure options.

With so much thought going into the engineering I can report nothing negative about his little beauty. Certainly a worthwhile investment.

Recently I've been fortunate to review a range of tablets. The Lenovo MiiX 700 is the latest one and the specifications suggest it's a goody.

Lenovo will now offer Microsoft productivity apps on its Android devices, deepening the strategic relationship between the two companies.

After acquiring Motorola and IBM's System x server business, Lenovo's fiscal 1Q17/calendar 2Q16 earnings revealed lingering growing pains.

Instead of the classic 'buy this amount and get one free' promo, Ingram Lenovo pride themselves on unique and exciting initiatives.

Lenovo lures partners with a wild safari incentive, hinting at unrivalled No Meer experiences to spur competition.

Lenovo says it will help clients in this sector build out next-generation data centres using Open source technologies to address the growing demand.

IBM New Zealand has seen its profits halved as sales for the company continue to decline, dragging revenue down more than $33 million for FY15.

Lenovo is expanding its data center services through an 'expanded arsenal' of IT solutions including servers, storage & hyperconverged appliances.

Ingram Micro NZ and Spark Digital clinch top spots at Lenovo's Partner Awards, showcasing excellence in the tech sector.

Lenovo bolsters NZ market presence, appointing IT veteran Mike Hill as its new country manager to drive growth and partner relations.

If Darth Vader owned a laptop, I'd wager that it'd be a Lenovo. They're built like brick you-know-what houses.

Lenovo is gearing up to 'own' the data centre market locally - and it's planning on taking its channel partners along for the ride.

Minimal growth this quarter is primarily attributed to strong smartphone saturation in developed markets, as well as a decline from Apple and Samsung.

A customised reward has seen New Era IT enjoying some team building and R&R courtesy of Ingram Micro's Lenovo Special Reward scheme.

PC shipments continue to decline, with the only hopes for improvement dependent on commercial replacements and economic stability, according to IDC.

Introducing Lenovo's newest Ideapad, the MIIX 700 convertible is powerful, sleek, slim, well-built and it looks fantastic.