Lenovo today held its 2018 Tech World Conference in China and a number of innovative products were unveiled. The company unveiled a spaceship-shaped Titanium enterprise server and also announced the 5G-ready Moto Z3 which had earlier been launched in the U.S. Yet another innovative and futuristic product is the OLA smart headset. The Lenovo OLA Smart Headset comes with the capability to make calls and play music even when a smartphone isn’t paired with it. 

The OLA Smart Headset comes with a design that is hardly different from the ordinary Bluetooth headset that is in the market especially Meizu’s EP Bluetooth headset. It has a highly compact size but it still gets to house so much juice. The main feature is the smart IoT sensor inside and also a headphone smart cloud platform is also inside. This gives the headset the capability to make calls, listen to music, monitor heart rate and several other features without a paired mobile phone.

Speaking during the unveiling, Lenovo’s CEO Yang Yuanqing noted that this is the fourth year the company is hosting the Tech World event. He went on to state that it was a pleasure to see the products and technologies that have been demonstrated over the years getting transformed into products that facilitate a better life and work. According to the CEO, the OLA-smart headphone can realize the function of the mobile phone without using a mobile phone. It can also act as a sports tracker measuring distance covered and allowing you to listen to music as well as answer a call while running. Most importantly, there is hardly the risk of it falling from your neck, unlike a bulky smartphone that can fall off. The headset can be connected to a smartphone but can also work independently. It equally comes with several sensors like Pedometer, heart rate sensor etc to keep track of users’ biometrics while on the run.

Unfortunately, this is a product for the future as there is no stipulated time for its launch and commercialisation yet. We expect it to get launched in no distant time.

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Lenovo is currently hosting its annual Lenovo Tech World Conference 2018 at the Yanqi Lake International Convention and Exhibition Center in Beijing. The company is showcasing a variety of products, including PCs, Laptops, Smartphones, etc. But, the one product that gets all the attention is the Titanium Enterprise, the company’s new computer host that looks like a spaceship from Star Trek.

The space warship shaped design of NCC-1701A for the mainframe of Titanium Enterprise is exclusively authorized by Paramount CBS in about 25 countries around the world. The main switch is designed to be the power for the “warship” power thruster. The device also comes equipped with LED strips with support for 16M RGB for interactive LED lighting patterns.

Coming to the internal configuration, the device is powered by the ninth-generation Intel Core processor and packs NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 8GB GDDR6 graphics card which is powered by Turing GPU architecture which gives 6X faster performance compared to the previous-generation models.

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It comes with 32GB DDR4 RAM, along with 1TB M.2 SSD as well as 2TB HDD to take care of storage needs. Further, the device also supports LAN as well as Wi-Fi for high-performance gaming network solution. The device also has a smart projector attached to it, which makes it convenient for meetings, conferences, and other such occasions. Price is said to be between 15000-2000 Yuan (~$2180 – 2910)

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