Lenovo launches a new pair of desktops ThinkCentre M70t and M70s: Increasing productivity in the enterprise

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Lenovo today officially introduced the new pair of desktops ThinkCentre M70t (tower form) and M70s (compact) for the financial industry, banking, or businesses wishing to own a computer. Stable, secure, reliable and able to effectively handle work.

The new ThinkCentre M70t and M70s are compact, modern and intelligent, suitable for any office space, helping to maximize the experience and productivity. With a commitment to a service-centric transition, Lenovo helps ThinKCentre M70t and M70s users effectively preserve their investments with up to 3 years of premium warranty service.

Increase work efficiency

Equipped with powerful 10th generation Intel Core i9 processor, 4 slots DDR4 UDIMM (2,933Mhz) supporting up to 128GB of RAM, the new ThinkCentre M70t and M70s provide impressive processing performance, and open capacity. wide whenever the business needs to upgrade the system.

ThinkCentre M70t

Designed for optimal performance, Lenovo equips the ThinkCentre M70t and M70s with many useful features, including Smart Power On and utilities that enhance work efficiency and ergonomics. Smart Power On allows users to turn on the computer using a simple keyboard shortcut. The ergonomic design with the jacks located on the front allows users to quickly access and use without having to lean behind the machine. The new ThinkCentre M70t and M70s can connect up to 3 monitors at the same time, suitable for users in the financial and banking industry who need to process multiple tables and data at the same time.

ThinkCentre M70s

Features such as high-speed Wi-Fi 6 and front-facing USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type-C jacks are helpful additions on the ThinkCentre M70t and M70s, making it quick to connect to the network and maximize data transfer speeds. data, at the same time being able to charge the battery for mobile devices extremely handy. The new desktop duo also comes with plenty of spare slots available for easy-to-replace upgrades thanks to easily accessible housing and intelligently designed internal structures.

Comprehensive security and trust

The ThinkCentre line of computers, which is known for its durability and reliability, is even more effective on the new ThinkCentre M70t and M70s. Lenovo's new desktop duo is the product of non-stop innovation that has undergone leading quality standard testing and evaluation processes. The system's MTBF (average time between two shutdowns) reaches 1 million hours. Not only that, the new ThinkCentre M70t and M70s also undergo MIL-STD military-grade assessments to ensure unmatched durability.

ThinkCentre M70t

The new ThinkCentre M70t and M70s give business users peace of mind thanks to a comprehensive range of security solutions ThinkShield, which combines industry-leading hardware, software, services and safety processes to form a protective shield. Effective corporate information assets. The new desktop PC duo comes with ThinkShield features such as dTPM 2.0 security chip, Smart USB protection (Smart USB) right from the BIOS, and many customizable features to meet individual needs. business use such as Kensington Lock, Chassis E-Lock, and optional physical protection against theft.

ThinkCentre M70s

Manufactured on the most state of the art technology line, the new ThinkCentre M70t and M70s meet many green standards such as Energy Star 8.0, EPEAT Silver, and TÜV Low Noise Certification, ensuring essential quiet operation. for work environments that need a lot of concentration. Modern design on a small form factor with a weight of just 6 kg, the new pair of desktops fit any workspace, and can be easily and flexibly arranged for every part. in business.

Reference retail price and market launch date

The new pair of desktop computers Lenovo ThinkCentre M70t and M70s is available now with reference prices starting at 10,490,000 VND. Products are entitled to an onsite warranty for 3 years.

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