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Lenovo's latest consumer-grade workstation makes the most of a unique form-factor.
Announced ahead of this year's IFA in Berlin, Lenovo say that the IdeaCentre A540 is modeled after the asymmetry of a Cypress tree. Available in two sizes (24-inches and 27-inches), the IdeaCentre A540 is an all-in-one Windows PC with an eye-catching brass metallic stand.
As mentioned, there's also a Qi wireless charger integrated into the base of the unit.
Credit: Lenovo Under the hood, the specs of the IdeaCentre A540 suggest it'll be pretty versatile. You can get it either an Intel 9th Gen Core CPU or one of AMD's Ryzen CPUs. It supports up to 16GBs of RAM and 1TB of M.2 SSD storage plus up to 2TB of traditional hard drive storage.
If you opt for the 24-inch model, you'll get 's.
The Ryzen-powered Lenovo A540 goes all the way up to a Ryzen 5 3400 GE processsor but is only available in a 24-inch size.
Although the new Lenovo A540 is due to launch globally in September, Lenovo Australia haven't detailed local pricing or availability just yet. Expect more news to come with next week's IFA conference in Berlin.
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