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Lenovo Launches New Smartphone Portfolio

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Lenovo has introduced a lineup of smartphones, designed specifically for different types of customers from entry-level and young professionals to advanced users, at the International CES.

The portfolio, which includes five new models, will be available in China and select global markets from January 2013. The phones feature dual-SIM slots, large, higher resolution displays, and enhanced specifications.

The range starts with two multimedia and entertainment S-series smartphones, the S890, and the S720 These models are designed for young, urban professionals.

There is also a new model from the P-series, the P770, for professionals, featuring long battery life, security and anti-virus features.

The range concludes with two new A-series models, the A800, and the A690, featuring smartphone functionalities at an affordable price for entry-level users and the budget-conscious.

 

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