Lenovo and Research in Motion collaborates on Constant Connect
February 16th, 2009 Leave a comment Visited 53 times, 1 so far today
Lenovo and Research in Motion collaborates on Constant Connect
Chinese personal computer maker Lenovo is collaborating with Blackberry maker Research in Motion on a new service named Constant Connect.
This new service would make it easier for the owners of Lenovo ThinkPads to connect with their Blackberry devices.
Lenovo is now offering a PCI Express card for USD 150.
This device would let the owners of the Lenovo laptops to sync their emails with Blackberry smartphones. The cool thing about this device is that the sync would happen even when the laptop is off, suspended, in hibernation, or on.
Rich Cheston, an executive director and distinguished engineer at Lenovo said in a statement that they have been working on this product for around two years and it is now ready for sale in the market.
Blackberry, Constant Connect, Hardware News, Laptops, Lenovo, Mobile Devices, notebooks, PCI Express, Research in Motion, smartphones
Ankur Singh
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