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| Lenovo Launches Lenovo 3000 J115 Desktop Lenovo has unveiled the latest model in its Lenovo 3000 desktop PC line-up – the Lenovo 3000 J115 desktop. The Vista-capable J115 desktop comes equipped with an AMD Athlon 64 X2 dual-core processor compatible with AMD's socket AM2 platform, up to 4GB of DDR2 Memory and an optional 19" Widescreen LCD-TFT. Part of worry-free computing means offering customers increased system performance while they are running multiple applications at the same time. Often, running a variety of power-consuming applications simultaneously, such as video editing and full PC virus scans, can create a lag time for users. This time can mean lost productivity and frustration. The J115 desktop helps resolve these issues by increasing processor performance by as much as 80 percent compared with single core models. The J115 desktop utilizes up to 4GB of DDR2 memory and a 250GB 7200 rpm SATA Hard Drive with the potential to support up to 500GB. This, combined with the socket AM2 AMD Athlon 64 X2 dual-core processor, boosts energy efficiency, resulting in a cooler, quieter-running system with reliable performance. Unique safeguards to protect important data also come with the J115 as part of Lenovo's worry-free computing experience. Other additional software applications are preloaded for extra safety and improved usability. The J115 desktop also automates many routine security and maintenance tasks though a unique set of Lenovo Care productivity tools. These tools help alleviate the need to call a dedicated IT help desk by offering a central location for essential PC tasks, such as: * A one-button system recovery to help users diagnose, get help and recover systems to a previously saved state following catastrophic software failures caused by viruses and malware; * Automatic updates that download and install critical updates for Lenovo software on a user-configured schedule to help keep the system operating at peak performance; * Performance restoration to keep the PC running like new with patented rejuvenation technology that can restore the system to a previous backup, while preserving original settings. write your comments about the article :: © 2006 Computing News :: home page |