Lenovo will release a smartphone under the ThinkPad computer brand
Lenovo, which owns the rights to the Motorola brand, intends to introduce a new series of ThinkPad smartphones. This is reported by XDA.
Media journalists referred to report famous insider Evan Blass. The specialist said that Lenovo will release a Motorola phone inspired by the computers of the popular ThinkPad series. Judging by the disclosed data, the device will be called Motorola ThinkPhone.
According to the published renderings, the new smartphone will have a design in the style of Lenovo ThinkPad laptops. The device will receive a durable case with carbon fiber coating, black power and volume buttons, ThinkPhone logo. The phone will receive a triple main camera with a 50-megapixel main lens and a front camera located in a hole in the center of the display.
The release date of the device is not disclosed. However, judging by the images, outwardly the phone will be almost identical to the Motorola Moto X40 Pro, which should be released soon.
The ThinkPad is a line of laptops developed by IBM in 1992. Lenovo acquired production rights in 2005.
At the end of October, insider Evan Blass said that they planned to release two new clamshells under the Motorola brand. New devices will be released under the Razr brand.
Source: Lenta
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