Lenovo's new ThinkPad L390 and L390 Yoga are ready for business

Lenovo today introduced its latest set of business laptops, and they're firmly aimed at hit a price target that won't suspension the bank. The new laptops, dubbed the ThinkPad L390 and ThinkPad L390 Yoga, come packing Intel's latest 8th Gen processors, military-grade durability, and plenty of security features that should concord upward in a business setting.

Both laptops include a similar ready of features, with the main difference being the Yoga'south ability to rotate the display 360 degrees, going from laptop mode to tablet, and everything in between. The Yoga also features a world-facing camera, which will come in handy for when field workers need to snap a quick image while on the go. The Yoga likewise includes a dedicated dock for an Active Pen.

Otherwise, both come up with a selection of Intel'due south 8th Gen Core processors, xiii.iii-inch FHD displays. Lenovo'southward ThinkShield security features are also on lath, including dTPM ii.-, a fingerprint reader, and a defended IR camera for Windows Hello support on the L390 Yoga.

Rounding things out are Lenovo Services, which range from deployment services to transition aid.

The ThinkPad L-series is meant to sit below the ThinkPad T and 10 series, and the L390s take prices to match. Both are expected to exist available in black and silverish finishers afterward in December, with prices starting from $660 for the ThinkPad L390 and from $890 for the ThinkPad L390 Yoga.

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