Lenovo launches ThinkBook Plus laptop: Modernizing multitasking

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Lenovo today officially introduces a new ThinkBook Plus laptop with an innovative e-Ink display on the lid that increases productivity when performing multitasking thanks to enhanced focus, collaboration and brightness. created by the user.

The device has a 13.3-inch FHD main screen and a 10.8-inch e-Ink secondary screen that allows easy sketching and creativity with a built-in Lenovo Precision Pen, and is capable of receiving important notifications when folding the device. help keep track of business progress even in busy meetings.

Mr. Nguyen Van Giap, Director of Lenovo Vietnam, said: “The new generation workforce with Gen Z is the core of being dynamic and creative at work, so they always want a device with design. creative with strong multitasking ability, suitable for his modern working style. By integrating a range of innovative features with comprehensive premium support services to bring peace of mind to businesses, ThinkBook Plus is truly a reliable partner to maximize multitasking efficiency. working for the younger generation of employees in businesses today. ”

Towards a new generation of workforce

Nearly 60% of the current workforce is young and Generation Z (born in 1996 onwards). Generations born in this digital age often perform multitasking on many different types of devices. However, a recent study found that doing many tasks at the same time was not effective. It takes an average of 2.1 hours per employee per day to regain focus on the task to be performed.

Meanwhile, the current working environment is oriented to multitasking, but it does not mean that the business owner has to suffer from ineffectiveness and loss of quality caused by doing many things at the same time. Lenovo believes that smarter technology will help increase focus and work efficiency regardless of employee roles and tasks.

Designed for a modern working style

Based on its own research, customer visibility as well as multitasking modes, Lenovo designed ThinkBook Plus, a new laptop with innovative features to help users optimize multitasking efficiency:

  • Collaborate better by staying focused during meetings when you receive only key notifications such as the meeting calendar, messages and important e-mail on the external display. Users can take instant notes with the built-in Precision Pen, sync content with Microsoft OneNote. Quickly control VoIP calls with Skype hotkeys, and experience crystal-clear sound quality with Skype-specific Harman and microphone. ThinkBook Plus comes with the built-in Amazon® Alexa® virtual assistant, so users can quickly perform common tasks without opening the laptop.
  • Create and turn whimsical ideas into drawings and notes with the ability to sketch on the external display with the Precision Pen. Users can personalize the ThinkBook Plus with a unique photo idle on the external display. Feel and enjoy the new experience with the ultra-slim edge-to-edge FHD WVA display that supports Dolby Vision color technology. Feel secure with the fingerprint reader integrated into the power button, the privacy camera cover and the advanced hardware security dTPM 2.0 chip.
  • Read and browse documents quickly without distractions on the external display support for note-taking. Only when you need to edit documents more deeply do users need to open up the powerful ThinkBook Plus with 10th generation Intel Core processors, Windows 10, high-speed SSDs and Intel Optane memory for super-speed multitasking.
  • Respond faster with Modern Standby standby ensures ThinkBook Plus can receive e-mail and notifications even when closed. Smart Power On smart start mode simplifies Windows Hello login process with the built-in fingerprint reader right on the power button.

Market price and launch date

ThinkBook Plus laptops are available on the market with a starting price of 28,490,000 VND. Products are warranted under a package of Premier Support for 1 year.

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