Lenovo has announced two more mainstream laptops and an all-in-one desktop all built around AMD CPUs and graphics hardware.
Lenovo will aim the new G455 and G555 laptops at "mainstream customers," and it will outfit the systems with AMD Athlon or Turion processors and unspecified DirectX 10-class ATI graphics. These notebooks will also feature 16:9 wide screen displays, some Lenovo power management software, a "one-touch backup, repair and recovery tool," and cameras with facial recognition support.
The Lenovo G455 and G555 notebooks start at $449 and will be available in the U.S. beginning in March.
Meanwhile, the C315 all-in-one desktop will have a 20" touch-screen display with a 16:9 aspect ratio, and Lenovo will build it with a dual-core Athlon processor, 4GB of RAM, and Mobility Radeon graphics. Pricing will start at $649 when the C315 reaches U.S. in April.
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