Lenovo Computers Australia

Lenovo offer a great range of computers from budget laptops to high end desktops, and you can save with the latest computer coupon codes right here!

Lenovo are well known for their products reliability and their security makes them a field leader. Lenovo offer desktop computers and laptops for both the home (IdeaCentre Desktops and IdeaPad family notebooks) and business user (ThinkCentre Desktop and ThinkPad Notebook). Each product is built to purpose so security is higher with the enterprise level business solutions and the prices reflect this. Small businesses may in fact be better off running with the home user computers as they represent better value.

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Lenovo IdeaPad / IdeaCentre for Home and Small Business Users

The Lenovo IdeaPad / IdeaCentre family of notebooks and desktops are specifically designed to meet the needs of home users and small businesses alike. The computers are designed by the same world-class engineers that develop the more expensive ThinkPad and ThinkCentre products from Lenovo so you are getting style to match the substance of dependable machines with great software and hardware as standard. These computers offer excellent multimedia capabilities with an integrated Wireless LAN and they can also be configured to match your exact technical requirements.

Lenovo ThinkPad Notebooks / ThinkCentre Desktops

Lenovo's small business to enterprise level computing solutions offer award winning quality and innovation and quality matched only by their Industry-leading capabilities, helping your business to increase productivity and reduce cost. Both solutions pride themselves on being the most secure computing solutions around with fingerprint encryption built in as standard on most models. You can also select a computer to meet your budget and requirements with small desktops starting from $699 without a monitor they represent excellent value for businesses of all sizes.

About Lenovo

Lenovo is the largest computer manufacturer in the Asia-pacific region and the fourth largest in the world. Formed in China in 1984, Lenovo unleashed their product line onto the world market in 2006 including providing all IT equipment for the Winter Olympic Games in Italy. In 2007 Lenovo released their ThinkPad notebooks which were the first to use the revolutionary Santa Rosa platform from Intel (the fourth-generation Centrino platform) which improves notebooks data processing speed and performance.

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Lenovo System : Lenovo Thinkpad R61
User Rating : 5/5

User : C Lang
Date : 23/03/2008

User Review :
"This laptop is great value for money. Its design is not as bulky as many other laptops available which makes it quite portable without sacrificing on the screen size and it is not very heavy. The touchpad is multi-use which makes it easy for browsing the internet or use with many other applications. The built in webcam comes in handy. Its wireless capabilities work great which is an essential attribute these days. I was tossing up between this laptop and an apple macbook air but as a student I have chosen the Lenovo as a more cost effective solution. It cant be beat for what you get and the price you pay."

 

Lenovo System : Lenovo Thinkpad R61
User Rating : 5/5

User : S Evans
Date : 17/08/2007

"I have been a ThinkPad customer for a number of years, back to the days when they were produced by IBM. I have needed to update my old laptop for a while so I purchased a Lenovo Thinkpad a month ago and I'm please to say Lenovo have carried on where IBM left off and I am very satisfied with the performance of the notebook. I need to do a lot of 3D work on my notebook and the ThinkPad's use of intel's Santa Rosa technology really makes quite complex tasks move pretty swiftly. I read up a fair bit before opting for the Lenovo ThinkPad and Santa Rosa was one of the key deciding factors. Although I don't know the key ins and out of how it works I do know that it does work - and fast!

The screen is of great quality which is perfect for work and also if I want to watch a DVD for recreational purposes as there is no pausing when watching even high speed action. I have always found ThinkPad's are long lasting when compared to other manufacturers so I think this laptop should last me a number of years but when I decide to upgrade it will definitely be to a Lenovo ThinkPad - in a way I'm excited already to see how they can better what is already a pretty fantastic notebook!"

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