On February 28, Lenovo officially released a number of ThinkPad notebooks, including The ThinkPad T14s Gen3 office book, as well as ThinkPad P16s and P14s Gen3 mobile workstations, all equipped with Intel 12th generation Core processors. Lenovo announced the above products at the MWC 2022 exhibition, and now the products are the first to be sold overseas, and the domestic should be fast.
Among them, thinkPad T14s Gen3 is available in Intel version and AMD version, the former starting at $1530 (about 9655 yuan), scheduled to be launched in June. The latter, which starts at $1,400 (about 8,835 yuan), is expected to go public in May. The ThinkPad P14s Gen 3 and P16s will go on sale in April, starting at about 10,798 yuan and 10,940 yuan respectively.
ThinkPad T14s Gen 3 is equipped with a 14-inch 16:10 ratio screen, up to 2.8K 90Hz OLED screen, equipped with a 12th generation Core vPro processor, or Ryzen Pro 6000 processor, up to 32GB LPDDR5 memory, 2TB hard disk and so on. The fuselage provides two Type-C, two USB-A, HDMI 2.1, etc., and the Intel version also has a Raiden 4 interface.
ThinkPad P14s comes with a 14-inch IPS screen, up to a 4K touchscreen, and the P16s offers up to 2K screens. Both are equipped with a 12th generation Core H series i7 processor, up to optional i7-12800H, with Quadro T550 graphics card, supporting up to 48GB DDR4-3200 memory, 2TB NVMe hard disk. In addition, the notebook also provides conventional interfaces such as Raiden 4, RJ45, HDMI, etc., supports WiFi 6E, Bluetooth 5.2, and optional 4G LTE version.
In the next two months, there should be a large number of new notebooks equipped with Intel 12th generation Core and AMD Ryzen™ 6000 series processors on the market, and the two sides will launch a new round of fierce competition. This year's 12th generation Core adopts a hybrid architecture design, the performance is too eye-catching, and everyone is looking forward to Intel notebooks more and more.
Although the AMD Ryzen™ 6000 series is still a Zen3 architecture, the core display has been upgraded to an RDNA architecture GPU, and the graphics card performance has been improved. Moreover, the price of the AMD version has certain advantages over the Intel version, and it can still remain extremely competitive. Curious about who will spend this year's true incense book, can you let everyone shout Intel Yes?
However, affected by the global chip shortage, this year's notebook supply may not be too sufficient, and it may be more difficult to buy at the original price, and friends who are interested in buying need to keep an eye on it.