Lenovo's new generation of Mini LED displays are the first to be equipped with USB4 PD 3.1 interface and support 140W reverse power supply.

CTOnews.com news on December 21, some high-end monitors are equipped with full-function USB-C or Lightning 4 interface, which can provide 90W or 100W reverse power supply, thus realizing a thin and thin one-line connection. Now, Lenovo has released a new product of the ThinkVision P series Mini LED display, which is the first to be equipped with a USB4 interface that supports the PD 3.1 protocol, increasing the power supply capacity to 140W.

ThinkVision P27pz-30 Mini-LED display CTOnews.com learned that the display's USB4 interface supports video transmission, data transmission and reverse power up to 140W. At 140W output power, the new generation of USB-C PD 3.1s should also be able to run at full speed with an one-line connection, eliminating the need to use a separate power adapter to make the desktop space cleaner.

In terms of parameters, the new generation of ThinkVision P-series high-end displays feature a 27-inch or 31.5-inch Mini LED screen, 1152 partition backlight, 3840 x 2160 resolution, 1200 nit peak brightness, DisplayHDR1000 certification, covering 98% DCI-P3 gamut.

The two monitors will go on sale in August 2023 at $1699 (currently about 11859 yuan) and $1999 (currently about 13953 yuan), respectively.