Lenovo Launches New Affordable IdeaPad Notebooks
Lenovo today announced the launch of new IdeaPad notebooks that are affordably priced and provide good value for money. It says that the IdeaPad 330, 330S, and 530S series offer something for everyone. They are designed to meet any budget range while offering a variety of specifications and features. Those who are looking for the most affordable option should opt for the IdeaPad 330.
It starts at $249.99 and will be available in many different configurations which include three different display sizes up to 17 inches in up to full HD resolution. Processor options range from the Celeron Dual Core N4000 to the 8th Generation Intel Core i7 with NVIDIA GeForce GTX1050 graphics card.
The IdeaPad 330S is for those who value ultra portability. The available configurations will start from $499 with options for Full HD 15 inch screens, responsive backlit keyboards, 2-watt stereo speakers with Dolby Audio, and more. Processor options can also be scaled up to the 8th Generation Core i7 with NVIDIA GeForce GTX1050 graphics.
Last but certainly not the least, the IdeaPad 530S is for those who need a powerful machine. Starting at $799, it offers the best design and features of the new trio. The all-aluminum polished metal body can house a 14 inch Wide Quad HD resolution display with 8th Gen Intel Core processors and SSD storage. Those who want graphics can scale up to the NVIDIA MX130 or MX150 discrete graphics.
All new IdeaPads come with Windows 10 out of the box alongside connectivity options which include HDMI, Wi-Fi, USB Type-C, Rapid Charge, and 4-in-1 card reader ports. They will be available in North America later this month.
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