Lenovo introduced a new all-purpose display, with a new version of its ThinkVision M14.
This model is optimized and allows in particular to overcome the Full HD resolution.
Lenovo goes 2K!
Like its screen launched last year, Lenovo therefore offers here a 14-inch diagonal IPS panel. However, this new ThinkVision M14d can display an image in 2,240 x 1,400 pixels at 60 Hz, against 1,920 x 1,080 pixels for the previous model. Exit the 16:9 format, and moves to a new 16:10 format, with a response time of 6 ms.
This small portable monitor (600 grams) has dual USB-C connectivity and is Windows 10 and Windows 11 certified. Obviously, its connectivity gives it the possibility of being connected to any other source. Lenovo is also announcing the technology “ Natural Blue Light for eye comfort. The direct reload function (pass through) still makes it possible to charge both the ThinkVision M14d and a laptop with a single adapter.
The ThinkVision M14d monitor will be launched sometime in July, priced at $299.
Founded in 1984, Lenovo is today the number one PC manufacturer. A status acquired since the firm bought the personal computing division of IBM in 2005. Lenovo also bought Motorola Mobility from Google in 2014. The Chinese giant now offers a wide range of laptops under different brands.
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Source: Tom’s Hardware
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