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Lenovo intros 17" LCD with adjustable screen
Next newsLenovo doesn't just continue IBM's notebook and desktop PC business, but also has begun launching new monitor products. The most recent addition to the existing product line is ThinkVision L171p, a 17" desktop LCD that can rotate its screen into portrait or landscape mode. According to the company, the portrait mode enables users to view an entire 8 ½- by 11" page on-screen at once.
Lenovo will start selling the new monitor on July 21 through its website for $350. A basic model without adjustment capabilities will be offered for $319. (THG)
Source : Tom's Hardware US