Lenovo intros ThinkCentre desktop PCs

BANGALORE: Lenovo today unveiled the new ThinkCentre A60, the first worldwide ThinkCentre desktop personal computer featuring an AMD processor.

Available in a mini-tower or small desktop, the ThinkCentre A60 delivers mainstream enterprise features such as dual-core processing and improved virus protection and recovery tools for customers in need of manageable desktop solutions, a Lenovo statement said.

For the first-time Lenovo is offering AMD's Sempron, Athlon 64 and Athlon 64 X2 dual core processors on the ThinkCentre A-Series family, giving customers more flexibility than ever before. From graphic design and complex statistical computation, to medical imaging, the A60 allows for fast, easy downloading and processing that saves valuable time and increases productivity.

Princy Bhatnagar, general manager, Desktops, Lenovo (India) Pvt. Ltd, said, "Customers want innovative technology, solutions that reduce costs, and more choices. With our new AMD-based offerings, we are expanding the range of flexible and innovative solutions available to our customers through the ThinkCentre line."

ThinkCentre A60 models are preloaded with ThinkVantage Technologies, a suite of software tools that help maintain user productivity and reduce costly and time consuming calls to the help desk. Using rescue and recovery, customers can quickly access a set of self-recovery tools to help diagnose, contact help and recover from a virus or other software crash, even if the primary operating system will not boot.

The A60 is equipped with serial ATA drive support, hard drives up to 2 X 500GB, DDR2 memory support, and nVidia GF 6100 integrated graphics. Additionally, the ThinkCentre A60 supports PCI Express graphics adapters, which deliver accelerated graphic capabilities for detailed design programs and streamlined video signal processing to help improve productivity in single or dual monitor environments.

The price for the ThinkCentre A60 starts at Rs 19,900 and is in over 60 countries.

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