As we know Lenovo has many products under the ThinkPad line,
however it doesn't make Lenovo stop to create a new product for the ThinkPad
line. Lenovo has recently introduced the Lenovo ThinkPad P Series, a laptop
with fierce specification so that it is more appropriate to be called as a
mobile workstation.
If observed, the ThinkPad P Series name itself is taken from
the workstations line that has been owned by Lenovo. This laptop is designed to
meet the needs of professionals who put performance above all else, but of
course in portable packaging.
Lenovo ThinkPad P Series consists of two models: P70 and
P50. Both are powered by above average specifications. The main one is, both of
ThinkPad P70 and P50 bring Intel Xeon E3-1500 v5 processor, this is a
server-class processor that has been diminished to be planted into a laptop.
Not only that, this processor has been using the new Skylake architecture
which's introduced by Intel a few days ago.
Furthermore, there is a DDR4 RAM with a maximum capacity of
64 GB. Lenovo also offers SSD with a maximum capacity of 1 terabyte. About the
graphic, Lenovo ThinkPad P Series relies on Nvidia Quadro GPU, which is
designed to meet the needs of a workstation.
Lenovo ThinkPad P Series brings 17-inch screen (P70) or
15.6-inch (P50) at 4K resolution or 1080p with a touch panel, depending on
customer's choice. On the side, you will find two Thunderbolt 3 ports, which
are essentially also USB-C ports.
The selling price of ThinkPad P70 starts at $ 2000, while
the ThinkPad P50 is around $ 1,600 - it all depends on the configuration of the
consumer's choice. These duo mobile workstations are scheduled to be released
in the 4th quarter of 2015.