All the new IdeaPads come with pre-installed Microsoft Office Home & Student 2019

All the new IdeaPads come with pre-installed Microsoft Office Home & Student 2019
New computers include 2-in-1 IdeaPad C340, and a new all-in-one desktop. By Tan Jee Yee July 29, 2019
 Farhan Mazlan; Lenovo Malaysia GM Varinderjit Singh; pop singer Shalma Eliana; artist and actress Nabila Razali; Lenovo Malaysia consumer segment lead Wong Yuen Lai; and Microsoft SEA device sales senior director Vlasta Berka
(From left) YouTuber Farhan Mazlan; Lenovo Malaysia GM Varinderjit Singh; pop singer Shalma Eliana; artist and actress Nabila Razali; Lenovo Malaysia consumer segment lead Wong Yuen Lai; and Microsoft SEA device sales senior director Vlasta Berka

LENOVO’S IdeaPad line-up of laptops and PCs always has solid, worthwhile devices for work and play. Their latest line-up may just be a little more appealing – the PC manufacturer will be the first brand in Malaysia to offer pre-installed Microsoft Office Home & Student 2019 in their PCs.

As part of a partnership with Microsoft, Lenovo customers who purchase the newly-launched Lenovo IdeaPad C340, S340, S540 and L340 laptops, as well as the IdeaCentre AIO A340 PC, will have lifetime access to the full version of Microsoft’s Office suite. These includes the ever-essential applications like Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint and One Drive.

“We know that our customers primarily use these devices for everyday work, and to them, Microsoft Office is a necessity. By ensuring that it is pre-installed, we are able to offer our customers a seamless experience as they can immediately use Lenovo devices fresh out of the box,” says Lenovo Malaysia general manager Varinderjit Singh, during the launch.

“Microsoft’s mission is to empower every organisation and every individual to achieve more. To this end, we are delighted to partner with Lenovo in this first-to-market collaboration on pre-installed Office Home & Student 2019 on Windows 10 PCs in Malaysia,” adds Microsoft Southeast Asia senior director of consumer and devices salesrk Vlasta Bea.
“We are looking forward to delighting customers with a complete solution of modern productivity tools for their work and life, while ensuring that their data is always safe and secure.”

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Part of the new slate of IdeaPads Lenovo just launched includes the IdeaPad C340. This laptop is equipped with up to 8th Gen Intel Core i7 processors. Battery life is said to go as long as eight hours, while Rapid Charge technology can fuel up to 80% of battery capacity in just one Lenovo Support Number hour of charge.

The C340 comes with a  that you can swivel into different positions for different uses. For instance, you can prop it up into “Tent Mode” for sharing things or flatten it down into “Tablet Mode” to fully utilise the touchscreen, which you can also draw on using a digital pen. Pricing starts at US$679.37 (RM2,799).

For those that don’t require the touchscreen, the Lenovo IdeaPads S340 and S540 might make for better choices. These are designed to be slim and powerful, and are powered by up to 8th Gen Intel Core i7 processors. Both are also equipped with Dolby Lenovo Helpline Number Audio speaker systems, and have slim top and side bezels to give you more screen estate without increasing the form factor.

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The S540 is the more interesting one. For starters, the Dolby Audio speaker on the 14-inch version is upward-facing, providing clearer and more immersive audio. It also promises 12 hours of battery life, while Rapid Charge can give users two hours of use with a 15-minute charge.

The Lenovo IdeaPad S340 prices from US$630.83 (RM2,599), while the IdeaPad S540 starts from US849.28 (RM3,499).

The other segments

As for the people with tighter budgets, Lenovo is covering that with the IdeaPad L340. The price for this laptop may start at US$436 (RM1,799), but this laptop comes with Dolby Audio as well as the Rapid Charge technology as its more expensive brethren.

The laptop can be fitted with up to 8th Gen Intel Core i5 processing, and since this is likely to be used for work, Lenovo has included the Lenovo Vantage’s Eye Care mode into the laptop. This helps reduce blue light emission, which minimises eye strain.

But maybe a laptop is not for you. Fret not: Lenovo has also launched the IdeaCentre AIO A340. What’s immediately striking about this all-in-one desktop is its stand – a simple, elegant one that takes up minimal space while capable of holding up the 22-inch display. The stand even comes with a cable management system to help reduce desk clutter.

It also features an almost-borderless display, at the 9.5mm in its slimmest side (it manages a 90% screen-to-body ratio).

The AIO can be fitted with up to Intel Core i5 processors and discrete graphics, and up to 1TB of SSD disk space. Price starts at US$533.75 (RM2,199).

As mentioned, all of these computers come pre-installed with Microsoft Office Home & Student 2019.

For those who don’t know, Office 2019 comes with the classic Word, Excel and PowerPoint applications. It’s different than Office 365, however, which is a subscription that provides the premium versions of the aforementioned apps on top of other ones like Outlook, Publisher and Access.
The ThinkPad X1 Extreme is literally the most extreme laptop in the ThinkPad lineup. It offers a superb screen, extremely fast performance and easily the most practical form factor of all laptops in the world.
Like all ThinkPads, the X1 Extreme also gets the signature soft-touch surface with a rubberized feel. The chassis is made out of reinforced carbon fiber and aluminium, which offers strength and lightness at the same time. While this feels nice to touch and enhances the grip, it also retains smudges and dust easily. But if you keep the laptop clean, then X1 Extreme looks stealthy and on an office desk, wouldn't even draw attention to itself. It looks and feels very much like a normal laptop and that's something ThinkPads are very good at achieving.
The understated design may give out an impression of just another business laptop but the X1 Extreme delivers performance in heaps that you don't expect from a laptop of this genre.
Let's start with the display - this is sificent. Business laptops usually limit to a Full HD screen but the X1 Extreme goes a step further and offers a 4K HDR display with touch input. Right from the moment when you start, the display looks lively with its extremely vibrant colours and high brightness levels. The contrast levels are so high that at times it feels like an OLED panel. With a screen this vibrant, even working on a Word document seems so interesting - watching movies or binging on YouTube feels like a completely different experience. Now, this is an optional display that costs an additional approximate sum of Rs 45,000 but the experience it delivers is so amazing that it feels completely worthy.


To back up this extreme display, Lenovo has packed in punchy specifications. In the top-end variant, you get a 2.2Ghz 8th Gen Intel Core i7-8750H processor with vPro technology Lenovo Support PhoneNumber  built-in. It comes with 16GB RAM and 512GB PCIe SSD storage. To handle the graphics, Lenovo has stuffed in an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050-Ti Max-Q GPU with 4GB VRAM. And as usual, there's Windows 10 onboard to look after the errands.

With top-end specifications like these, a laptop is bound to perform flawlessly. Multitasking with several applications and a few tabs opened in the web browser is not an issue for the X1 Extreme. Since the specifications are beefy, I tried out a few hardcore gaming titles and for the most part, the laptop never disappointed. I played Lenovo Tech SupportNumber Watch Dogs 2, CodemastersF1 2018, PUBG and Forza Motorsport 6 Apex, and the laptop managed to run all these games with ease on high graphics settings. The thermal management is quite good in normal conditions but the laptop body heats up noticeably and I often had to hunt for a desk for Lenovo CustomerSupport Number comfortable working experience.
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