Lenovo continues to expand its product line. The company, which has been using the XiaoXin brand for a while, has recently introduced its first Mini PC. The computer, powered by 13th gen Intel processors, has managed to attract attention with its features. Lenovo, which has already stepped outside the typical product range with the Mini PC, has also announced a accompanying peripheral device: the K3 mechanical keyboard. Here are the details…
Lenovo XiaoXin K3 Mechanical Keyboard Ideal for Gaming and Office Use
Today, Lenovo shared more details about the K3 mechanical keyboard, highlighting its use of custom “Xin” switches. These switches promise a “heart-touching” tactile experience with a soft, smooth keystroke. Designed with linear switch technology, the keyboard offers a lightweight feel and quiet sound, making it suitable for both gaming and office use.
According to previous Lenovo promotional materials, the XiaoXin K3 mechanical keyboard will be available in black and blue color options and will include a dedicated numeric keypad. As previously reported, the XiaoXin Mini PC will offer a choice between the i5-13500H and i7-13700H processors. Internally, the device features dual memory slots and dual SSD slots, with official configurations offering up to 32GB of memory and a 1TB SSD.
The Mini PC includes a built-in 150W power supply and a variety of connectivity options, such as front-facing USB 3.2, USB-C, and audio ports. On the back, users will find a 2.5G Ethernet port, dual USB-3.2 ports, USB 2.0, Thunderbolt 4, HDMI 2.1, and DP 1.4 interfaces. With the upcoming launch of the XiaoXin Mini PC and its peripherals, Lenovo aims to provide consumers with a compact, high-performance computing solution for gaming, work, and entertainment.
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