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New Lenovo IdeaPads Offer Affordable Privacy, Discrete GPUs

Posted on February 26, 2019 By Jarvis

Lenovo just unveiled a plethora of new IdeaPads at Mobile World Congress 2019 today (Feb. 24) that offer a variety of neat security features for an affordable price. The IdeaPad C340, S340 and S540 will launch sometime in April starting at $369, $449 and $729, respectively.

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Some common features among the IdeaPad C340, S340 and S540 are a built-in privacy shutter for the camera as well as an optional fingerprint reader. Lenovo is also introducing its RapidCharge technology that allows each laptop to take up to an hour to charge to 80 percent of battery.
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