Lenovo B50 Gets RealSense 3D Camera

Lenovo certainly shows no signs of slowing down this year as they kick it off with a desktop machine that they call the Lenovo B50. This particular All-in-One (AiO) desktop machine might look rather ordinary from the outside, but when you dig up what is stored underneath the hood, you will find a rather interesting aspect – it boasts of the Intel RealSense 3D camera within which delivers precision manipulation and interaction. In other words, this 3D camera will bring together a slew of entertainment features that are able to recognize gestures as well as expressions for a special native control experience.

Just what will a 3D camera be able to offer apart from making use of gesture controls? Well, it can help enhance your video chats with the wonders of virtual spaces, stash away depth information for 3D editing and printing, as well as being able to respond to even the likes of facial expressions, now how about that?

Other hardware specifications of the Lenovo B50 include a 23.8″ Full HD edge-to-edge display with a 10-point multitouch capability, built-in JBL speakers alongside Dolby Audio Certification, and depending on the kind of budget that you have, up to an Intel 4th generation Core i7 processor that is accompanied by next generation NVIDIA GeForce graphics.

The asking price for the Lenovo B50 stands at $1,249 upward, where it is set to ship from March this year onward. Any takers?

Edwin Kee
Categories: Computers
Tags: CES, CES 2015, Laptops, Lenovo