Seven 'Mosts' Recap of ThinkVision New Product Launch

Lenovo's monitor brand ThinkVision held a new product launch in Beijing, unveiling several monitors that combine aesthetics and performance, completely redefining perceptions of monitors. More importantly, this launch signifies Lenovo's full-scale entry into a new retail market strategy.

All new products will be available on the ThinkWorld official website, JD.com, and offline stores.

The most advanced ThinkVision X1, the most stylish ThinkVision X24 Pro, and the most curved Lenovo Y27.

Alongside the new products, we also glimpsed the coolest future trends in monitors: monitors will connect all computing devices, and technological revolutions will make displays ubiquitous.

Here is a recap of the seven 'mosts' from this launch, capturing the on-site atmosphere.

First 'Most': The Most Sincere 'Three-No' Launch

Su Lijun, head of Lenovo's monitor business, served as the keynote speaker and explicitly stated this was a 'three-no' launch—no leadership speeches, no data, no sales strategies. The sincere Su began by sharing past sentiments.

Second 'Most': The Most Glorious History

Lenovo monitors boast a glorious history: the world's first standalone monitor, first color monitor, first LCD monitor, first eco-friendly monitor, and first touch wireless mobile monitor were all created by the older generation of IBM and Lenovo staff. These historical firsts and awards are not for showing off, but to remind the new generation of Lenovo monitor professionals that providing revolutionary products for the industry and the best monitors for users is ThinkVision's historical mission.

Third 'Most': The Most Nostalgic Cross-Time Dialogue

David Hill, chief designer of Lenovo and Think products, and engineer Gordon engaged in a video dialogue with the launch. As veterans who have witnessed monitors from the very first human monitor to today, they devoted their lives to the PC industry, sharing their stories with monitors from their respective perspectives.

Fourth 'Most': The Most Direct 'Human Nature' PK

Two product managers openly discussed human weaknesses on stage, from lust to laziness, and from laziness to playfulness. But it is precisely because of these weaknesses that today's products exist: we are all lustful, so only high-aesthetic products can match consumers; we are all lazy, so only minimalist products can offer more convenient services; we are all big kids who love to play, so only fun products can excite us.

Fifth 'Most': The Most Stunning Product Reveal

The launch primarily introduced three new products: ThinkVision X1, ThinkVision X24 Pro, and Lenovo Y27.

ThinkVision X1: Winner of the 2016 CES Innovation Award, it is currently the world's only 27-inch ultra-high-definition monitor with an ultra-thin 4K screen, USB Type-C interface, and narrow bezel. With a body thickness of just 7.5mm, it features a 3.5mm ultra-narrow bezel design, 178° viewing angle, USB 3.1 Type-C, HDMI 2.0, DisplayPort 1.2 advanced connectivity, full HD camera, LED fill light, dual-array microphone, and 2*3W speakers with built-in cavity.

ThinkVision X24 Pro: Crafted by David Hill's design team, it features a 23.8-inch full HD IPS LCD monitor with a thickness of only 7.5mm, a new generation multi-mode RealSense 3D camera design, and supports three-axis full-angle, multi-faceted 3D real-sense scanning. Expansion options include USB 3.1 Type-C dock, HDMI, DisplayPort, and WiGig (802.11ad) wireless expansion bar, offering ultimate simplicity and performance.

Lenovo Y27: Provides the most professional display for gamers. Equipped with R1800 curvature, 178°/178° wide viewing angle, 1920 x 1080 resolution 27-inch full HD curved screen, NVIDIA G-sync & AMD Free-sync independently optimized image quality, and 144Hz refresh rate to eliminate all motion blur, tearing, and stuttering during gaming, delivering a smoother, more realistic, and professional gaming experience.

Sixth 'Most': The Most Connected Monitor Future

At the launch, ThinkVision predicted that in the future, besides serving as the better and only display terminal for traditional desktop computers, monitors will also become the second display for mobile computing devices such as laptops, pads, and even phones. As display technology continues to innovate and break through, entirely new display application scenarios will emerge, ultimately becoming ubiquitous in work and life.

Seventh 'Most': The Most Geeky Fan Experience

On-site, fans set up experience model rooms, creatively using various monitors to recreate the most authentic and geeky work and gaming scenarios, allowing everyone to experience the stunning impact of the new monitors firsthand.