It’s no surprise that more and more brands are hopping into the AI bandwagon. Lenovo is doing that now, and at MWC2018, they’re reinforcing the AI vision. Also, they’re moving its core strategy to augmented intelligence. Lenovo claims that they have created the most complete collections of smart AI devices in intelligence – data, computing power, and algorithm.
At MWC2018, Motorola will be illustrating how it continues to challenge the industry with premium smartphone features at great value price points, and how innovation lives in our DNA with transformative Moto Mods that help you monitor your wellness, among other things. The Motorola Health Mod will be showcased, which allows you to easily measure five vital signs including accurate systolic and diastolic blood pressure, all via your moto z device.
It’s interesting to see the return of Moto Mods in the market, as they have been pretty quiet since the first batch of Moto Mods that were launched alongside with the Moto Z and Moto Z Play more than a year ago.
Lenovo also introduced the new Yoga 730 (in 13-inch and 15-inch models) and the new 14-inch Yoga 530. The new Yoga 730 harnesses the power of AI to give provide assistance hands-free with both Cortana and Alexa built-in
Lenovo’s new Lenovo 500e, 300e 2-in-1’s and 100e Chromebooks are built for education are now available for consumers. It is designed to guard against spills and drops. The 300e Chromebook features Lenovo Enhanced Touch technology that allows the use of everyday objects to interact with the screen and the 500e Chromebook provides an EMR Pen with Google’s near lag-free algorithms for writing and sketching.
For home, the new Lenovo Smart Display combines the voice capability of the Google Assistant with a full HD touchscreen display. As the command hub for connected smart home devices, from lighting to heating and more, it can be controlled with just your voice or a quick glance at the display.
Lenovo will also showcase how Augmented Intelligence with the Lenovo Mirage Solo standalone VR headset and Lenovo Mirage Camera, a VR180 camera, lets you to create and consume your own VR content using Daydream, the Google’s mobile VR platform. The Star Wars: Jedi Challenges with its Lenovo Mirage AR headset and Lightsaber lets fans experience Jedi training in AR.
Will these products ever come to Malaysia? We want to know the answer too, but unfortunately we do not have it.
We’ll surely update this space when we have more information regarding Lenovo and Motorola.
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