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Lenovo preheating ThinkBook 16p 2023 notebook: 150W performance release of the whole machine

Shulou Source: shulou.com Published: 2023-11-24 16:12:06 10月03日 Update

CTOnews.com April 15, Lenovo released a new Thinkbook 16p 2023 notebook on CES this year, with upgrades to its configuration and screen. The laptop will be available for pre-sale on April 18, with a performance release of up to 150W, according to official preheating information.

According to the latest official preheating material, the ThinkBook 16p 2023 uses a tidal Max heat dissipation architecture with a performance of 150W full blood release, which should be sufficient to give full play to the performance of the RTX 4050amp 4060 graphics card.

CTOnews.com learned on Lenovo's overseas website that the detailed parameters of the laptop have now been released. In terms of screen, the ThinkBook 16p 2023 has a 3.2K 165Hz screen, which covers 100% DCI-P3 gamut, and a 2.5K 60 Hz IPS display, which is a 100% sRGB gamut.

In terms of configuration, this laptop is equipped with 13-generation Core H-Series processors, up to Core i9, up to RTX 4060 for graphics card, 16 GB DDR5 for memory, and dual M.2 slots in the laptop. The thickness of the notebook is about 19.9mm, the weight is 2.2kg, and the interfaces include USB-C, HDMI 2.1, USB-An and SD card slot.

In addition, magnetic modular accessories such as high-resolution cameras, supplementary lights and LTE modules can be installed on the forehead of the new ThinkBook 16p notebook.

Lenovo's new Thinkbook 16p 2023 notebook is expected to launch on the e-commerce platform on the morning of April 18, when price information will be announced.

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