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Lenovo decided that IFA is the ideal time to display its most powerful (and most recently) hardware. And easily at the top of that crowd is the ThinkPad P16 Gen 3. With the initial price of $ 3,339, it’s the most expensive and most powerful of the plot. Has the most recent Core Ultra 200HKS Processors and have options for NVIDIA RTKS PRO GPUs, up to 192 GB DDR5 RAM and up to 12TB PCIe Gen5 NVME Storage; There is also an option for a 16-inch 3.2K OLED touch screen. Not surprisingly, P16 Gen 3 is a Beefa machine, inches over inches and with an initial weight of 5.6 kilograms, but on the plus page, it has a user battery for replaceable and two thunderbolt 5 ports.
If it’s too bulky, but you still want a serious Oompha, there’s a new ThinkPad P1 series, and your graphic options are limited to P16, plus you still get two Thunderbolt 5 ports and you can choose the same 16-inch OLED panel. The perk is that it is in a much smaller boxer chassis that weighs only 4 kilograms and thicknesses of 0.8 inches, with a slightly reasonable initial price of 2,819 dollars.
Although the P series with the aim of working 3D rendering, it is a game for the game Legion Pro 7 which is actually a gentle side of the crowd. It is something thinner than P16 to 1.05 inches, but weighs 6 pounds. It starts from $ 2,399, but can be configured to AMD Rizen 9955HKS3D and Nvidia Geforce RTKS 5080. It is more than enough to push most AAA titles at 16-inch 240Hz OLED. If 16 inches are not enough real estate, Lenovo also presented the trio playing OLEDS: $ 699.99 for 27K-10, $ 999.99 Pro 27ud-10 and 1,099.99 $ 32UD-10.
