Lenovo - News, Features, and Slideshows
Lenovo in pictures
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Kiwi resellers make a splash on Synnex and Lenovo RotoVegas road trip
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Top 50 defining moments of the New Zealand channel in 2016
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2016 Reseller News ICT Industry Awards - Winners and Speakers (Part 2)
News about Lenovo
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Margrith Appleby returns to run Kaspersky Lab across A/NZ
Margrith Appleby has been appointed as general manager of Kaspersky Lab across A/NZ, returning to the channel a year after leaving Lenovo.
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HP, Lenovo and Dell expand global PC dominance
The three mega-vendors made up nearly 57 per cent of the global PC shipments, which topped out at around 61.7 million units, for the quarter.
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Intel partners with hardware giants for 5G-loaded PCs in 2019
Intel is collaborating with Dell, HP, Lenovo and Microsoft to bring 5G connectivity to Windows PCs by next year.
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Lenovo recalls ThinkPad notebooks after overheating hazard
A potential overheating hazard has prompted Lenovo to recall its ThinkPad X1 Carbon notebooks made from December 2016 to October 2017.
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Lenovo flags challenging outlook amid quarterly loss
Lenovo swung to a loss in the third quarter from a profit last year, hurt largely by a tax-related charge of US$400 million.
Features about Lenovo
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Regional challenges remain as PC market prepares for tough 2016
“Year 2016 is expected to remain difficult for the industry..."
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Region posts highest vendor server revenue as HP maintains market share
From a regional standpoint, Asia/Pacific posted the highest vendor revenue growth at 25.4 percent.
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Behind the numbers - How the channel can sell the next billion tablets
“Vendors, operators, retailers, and channel partners all have a multitude of strategies to sell more tablets both to current owners and to new customers.”
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Vendors grapple with excess channel inventory as tablet and PC struggles continue
The worldwide PC market experienced its fourth consecutive quarter of negative growth.
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HP maintains dominance as NZ PC market stabilises
IDC expects the current weakness witnessed in the desktop market will be negated by the growth of entry level notebooks and Chromebooks.
