Chinese tech giant Lenovo launches a laptop with a touchscreen in place of the regular keyboard

On Thursday, as the recovery of recent PC sales continues to grow, Lenovo introduced a laptop with an electronic ink display instead of a regular keyboard.

After PC and laptop sales declined for several years, the market rebounded and helped Lenovo. According to the data of International Data Corporation (IDC), the shipment volume of China's leading technology PC in the second quarter of 2018 increased more than 11% compared to the same period last year.

During the three months ended June 30, Lenovo's PC revenue increased 19.8% year-on-year. New devices such as tablets and PC categories and new devices such as yoga books gather different market shares.

The world's second largest PC maker also launched a high-end laptop called Yoga C 930. It has a built-in sound bar designed to run Windows 10 and enhance entertainment experience

Lenovo hopes to diversify its earnings from the core PC business by investing in what is called Internet Internet technology (IOT) technology. This term refers to Internet connection device

At the IFA Consumer Electronics Show in Berlin, Germany, Lenovo launched smart home products such as Internet plugs, cameras and light bulbs. These products are compatible with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant products and will be released in the United States in November.

Correction: This story has been updated to reflect that Yoga Book C 930 is not the first dual screen laptop. This is the first laptop with a dual screen system that includes an electronic ink display instead of a keyboard.

The Lenovo MIIX 300 is an 11-inch 2-in-1 netbook. This means that it has a touch screen and a keyboard that can be separated to turn a small laptop into a medium size tablet. Despite its small size, the device will run the full version of Windows 10 - in other words, there should be no difference between my experience on this device and the full size Windows laptop (Hardware differences There is). On the surface, Lenovo seems to be a fairly powerful choice. The device itself is feeling good enough - nevertheless, the hinge is truly a bit uncomfortable as I have never had 2 in 1 before. Because all the hardware is on the screen (you can enjoy the benefits of the full operating system even in tablet mode), the screen is heavier than the base - this is basically just a plastic keyboard.

For laptops, it's almost like a smartphone. Artificial intelligence laptops are not really news. For example, on Wednesday, Lenovo started a new yoga book without a keyboard. The new laptop does not have a physical key; instead, the glow keyboard appears as a firm white outline you can type. Lenovo uses artificial intelligence software and the company says it is wiser to help predict what will happen next, as you type. In addition, the user can completely turn off the halo keyboard and use the panel as a digitizer