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Lenovo unveils smallest, quietest desktop PC
Powered by 45-watt AMD single and dual-core processors
By Computerworld UK staff | Published 12:42, 28 January 08
Lenovo launched ThinkCentre A61e ultra small form factor desktop in India. The company claims it be the smallest, quietest and most energy-efficient desktop yet.
It powered by 45-watt AMD Athlon 64 X2 dual core and AMD Sempron single core processors. The ThinkCentre A61e desktop uses up to 90 percent reusable/recyclable materials as well as 90 percent recyclable packaging and can also be powered by an optional solar panel.
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The ThinkCentre A61e desktop follows Lenovo's recent introduction of the ThinkCentre A61 desktop in tower form factor to equip enterprise users with technologies such as I/O port disablement for security, support for up to four monitors for data-intensive tasks and high energy efficiency by meeting the EPA Energy Star 4.0 criteria.
The ThinkCentre A61e PC is available from a starting range of Rs. 15,800 (£202).
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