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Lenovo launches ThinkPad L430 laptop for Rs 42,000
Lenovo today said its newly available ThinkPad L430 laptop is aimed at catering to Indian enterprise market.
Lenovo today said its newly available ThinkPad L430 laptop is aimed at catering to Indian enterprise market.
Lenovo's ThinkPad L430 laptop with third generation Intel core i3, i5, and i7 processors has been newly made available at retail market with an intent to cater to enterprise and SMB market, the company said.
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Lenovo ThinkPad in this product photo.[/caption]
L430 is equipped with third generation ThinkPad docking, and has a range of built-in of ports for extensive usability coupled with a long battery life, it added. Lenovo said the laptop is priced starting at Rs 42,000 (taxes extra) and comes with 3-year onsite warranty.
PTI
First Published:Jul 19, 2013, 16:25:32 IST
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