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Lenovo launches new range of gaming PCs with Intel i7 in India
Lenovo announced the launch of a new range of gaming PCs, priced between Rs 50,990 and Rs 1,36,500 in India today.

Bangalore: Lenovo announced the launch of a new range of gaming PCs, priced between Rs 50,990 and Rs 1,36,500 in India today. The new feature-rich gaming PCs are powered by Windows 8 and the Intel Core i7 processor, Lenovo said in a release.This launch signifies Lenovo's entry into the high potential gaming space that caters to the NextGen PC (persoal computer) user with products that offer robust performance, it added.[caption id="attachment_1130251" align="alignleft" width="380"]![Image used for representational purposes only. Reuters]()

Image used for representational purposes only. Reuters[/caption]"Lenovo is fostering its growth in the PC+ era through these multi-media devices that will add a new dimension to our existing portfolio of consumer products and redefine the concept of gaming in India," Lenovo India Director-Consumer Business Shailendra Katyal said.The new range includes Lenovo IdeaPad Y510p priced at Rs 69,990, Lenovo IdeaCentre Horizon 27 priced at Rs 1,36,500 and Lenovo IdeaPad Z510 priced at Rs 50,990, the release said.PTI
First Published:Sep 24, 2013, 13:43:22 IST
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