During its press conference on Thursday, Lenovo equally announced the sleek and lightweight notebook, the ThinkPad X13 2021. The notebook was first announced in February this year for the global market but Lenovo is now bringing it to its home turf. The two models announced are powered by Intel Core i5 and the 11th generation Intel Core i7 processors, respectively.

The ThinkPad X13 2021 is a portable notebook suitable as a mobile travel companion for business executives and persons needing quick access to their workspaces on the go. The ThinkPad X13 2021 offers significant improvements from its predecessors in several key areas, thus offering excellent processing capacity and high-quality graphic and enhanced memory capability.

The Lenovo ThinkPad X13 2021 Notebook has a much improved 16:10 2K screen; the base version runs on an Intel Core i5 processor while the signature version is powered by the 11th generation Intel Core i7 processor. The Core i5 version is sold for 8,000 yuan (~$1,232), while the much-enhanced Core i7 version with 32GB RAM and 2TB memory will be sold at 16,000 yuan ($2,464). The goal of Lenovo in the design and configuration of the ThinkPad X13 2021 is to maximize performance and portability.  The impressive lightweight notebooks can offer its users always-on, always-connected technology to dismantle daily workloads easily. The Lenovo ThinkPad mobile workstations have flexible processor options, excellent graphics, and overall improved displays to suit a wide array of users. The premium notebook has also passed the Intel EVO certification, together with up to 12 other required certifications, before it was cleared for release.

The models are presently available on Lenovo’s website and on Jingdong.

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