“Lenovo provides lightest ultrabook in the world of Broadwell-cpu”

Lenovo has launched two new models of its, in collaboration with NEC developed, LaVie-ultrabook released. The new LaVie laptops equipped with Broadwell processors and will for the first time outside of Japan are available.

LaVie laptops have evolved from a joint venture between Lenovo and NEC, and are outside of Japan is relatively unknown, because they, until recently, not elsewhere been delivered. Lenovo is at CES announced two new high-end ultrabooks in the US to continue to deliver.

The first new LaVie-ultrabook is the HZ550, which features a matte 13,3″-screen with a resolution of 2560×1440 pixels, 4GB ram and a 128GB ssd. The processor is an unspecified intel Core i5 processor from the Broadwell generation. The most important feature of the HZ550 is the particularly low weight of 780 grams, making it the lightest ultrabook in the world.

The second new LaVie laptop has the name HZ750 inherited and is characterized by a touch-sensitive screen to the housing to collapse. The HZ750 is therefore a bit heavier than the HZ550, but with a weight of 925 grams is still very light for a 13.3″-ultrabook. The hardware is also a bit faster than his lighter brother, because, by default, a Core i7 processor is mounted. Furthermore, the HZ750, the option for 8GB ram. Also what the screen is there is what to choose, between a full-hd panel and a wqhd screen. The ssd of the HZ750 is, just as in the HZ550 128GB in size.

Both LaVie laptops will be available starting may in the United States are available. The HZ550 will be 1299 dollars need to pay, while the HZ750 1499 dollar is going to cost. Time the LaVie laptops are not outside of Japan and the U.S. are available.