Thursday, June 13th 2019

Lenovo Unveils New ThinkPad P Series Portfolio with World's Most Powerful 15-Inch Mobile Workstation

Today at NXT BLD in London, Lenovo is launching the next generation of its ThinkPad P Series with the release of five new ThinkPads, including the ThinkPad P73, ThinkPad P53, ThinkPad P1 Gen 2, and ThinkPad P53s and P43s. The new portfolio is designed to meet the ever-changing power and portability needs of modern professionals across industries - both in the office and beyond without sacrificing our legendary engineering know-how, reliability and security.

Innovation can now happen anywhere - accomplished on movie sets, in the field and on the plot of land where the latest architecture masterpiece comes to life. The need for on-location power also requires real mobility - from the meeting room, to the office, to the presentation and back. Because of this, industry professionals are seeking similar power and performance they have come to expect from desktop workstations in their mobile workstations - and our new ThinkPad mobile workstations are meeting this demand.
Breaking the barriers of performance for mobile workstations, our ThinkPad P53 is the most powerful 15-inch mobile workstation1; packing the power of the NVIDIA Quadro RTX 5000 GPU with RT and Tensor cores - offering real-time ray tracing and AI acceleration. With its impeccable framework and groundbreaking design, the ThinkPad P53 serves as the multitool of workstations suited for a versatile mobile option; allowing users to access workflows previously reserved for those willing to carry a 17" mobile workstation. The addition of the fastest Intel Xeon and 9th Gen Core class CPUs with up to eight cores, including the Core i9, up to 128GB of memory and 6TB of storage gives engineers, architects and designers a powerhouse product now all in the portability of a 15-inch chassis.

This mobile workstation also boasts a new OLED Touch display with Dolby Vision HDR for superb color and some of the deepest black levels ever. Building on the innovation behind the ThinkPad P1 power supply, Lenovo is also maximizing the portability of this powerful workstation with a new, 35 percent smaller power supply. The ThinkPad P53 offers the right blend of professional components and breakthrough technology and features to enable users to go further than ever before on a mobile solution; equipped to handle everything from augmented reality and VR content creation to the deployment of mobile AI or demanding ISV workflows. The ThinkPad P53 will be available in July, starting at $1799.

At 3.74 pounds and 17.2mm thin, Lenovo's thinnest and lightest 15-inch workstation - the ThinkPad P1 Gen 2 - is also launching today; offering the perfect combination of ultra-premium design and trusted workstation know-how. The ThinkPad P1 brings all new levels of power, including the latest NVIDIA Quadro Turing T1000 and T2000 GPUs. The ThinkPad P1 also boasts new features, such as blazing fast eight-core Intel 9th Gen Xeon and Core CPUs, and an OLED Touch display with Dolby Vision HDR - allowing users to experience true-to-life images and video with expanded contrast and stunning detail.

Now with a carbon fiber finish offered on a 4K UHD panel, the ThinkPad P1 is the workstation solution for professionals, across industries, looking for a sleek machine that delivers the power they need, from running the most demanding CAD applications to providing optimal storage for data-caching and real-time playback. The ThinkPad P1 Gen 2 will be available at the end of June, starting at $1949.

Along with thinner and lighter, we're also launching the bigger and better ThinkPad P73. This 17-inch workhorse offers our mobile users maximum workspace with its 17.3-inch Dolby Vision 4K UHD screen and mobility with a 35-percent smaller power adaptor. Like the ThinkPad P53, this 17-inch chassis is packed with the latest Intel Xeon and Core processors and the most powerful NVIDIA Quadro RTX graphics, giving users in industries like finance and healthcare exceptional performance and expansive screen space for all their unique needs. The ThinkPad P73 will be available in August, starting at $1849.

Our portfolio is complete with the ThinkPad P53s and ThinkPad P43s; combining performance, mobility and a comfortable price point. The ThinkPad P53s combines the latest NVIDIA Quadro graphics and Intel Core processors - all in a thin and light chassis, designed to move with its users and keep up with them when running AutoCAD, Revit, SOLIDWORKS and more. A new addition and an even more compact option, the ThinkPad P43s is our most mobile workstation all while retaining the power of its larger counterpart. As the only 14-inch chassis in our portfolio, the ThinkPad P43s is a powerful and lightweight Ultrabook mobile workstation, designed to meet the needs of highly mobile entry-professionals, educators and students alike. The ThinkPad P53s and ThinkPad P43s will be available in June and July, respectively, starting at $1499.

ThinkPad Innovations


For the first time, Lenovo is adding new X-Rite Pantone Factory Color Calibration to the ThinkPad P1 Gen 2, ThinkPad P53 and ThinkPad P73; ideal for those working in video content creation, photography, oil and gas and other industries that require the most precise colors for a seamless workflow. Even better, the unique factory color calibration profile is stored in the cloud to ensure more accurate recalibration. This unique profile allows for dynamic switching between color spaces including sRGB, Adobe RGB and DCI-P3 to ensure accurate ISV application performance.

The entire ThinkPad portfolio is also equipped with advanced ThinkShield security features - from ThinkShutter to privacy screens to self-healing BIOS that recover when attacked or corrupted - to help protect users from every angle and give them the freedom to innovate fearlessly.

At Lenovo, our goal is for our industry-leading workstations to power your workflow anytime, anywhere. With the new ThinkPad P Series portfolio, we're giving our customers access to the next generation of mobile workstation power, wherever their work takes them.
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13 Comments on Lenovo Unveils New ThinkPad P Series Portfolio with World's Most Powerful 15-Inch Mobile Workstation

#1
randomUser
lol @ pictures with and without RTX.

Showing pictures with different angles is just plain ridiculous.
What are they comparing?
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Frick
Fishfaced Nincompoop
randomUserlol @ pictures with and without RTX.

Showing pictures with different angles is just plain ridiculous.
What are they comparing?
You mean no Geforce RTX? This is a mobile workstation. Buying it for games is just wrong.

Also, 4K OLED. :eek:
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#3
bonehead123
hummm...all that power & slickness, yet not even 1 single word on the cooling system.....

good luck with that :D
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#5
trog100
photographers go to great lengths to avoid lens flare.. adding it for the hell of it strikes me as weird... he he

trog
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#6
Ferrum Master
trog100photographers go to great lengths to avoid lens flare.. adding it for the hell of it strikes me as weird... he he

trog
Most weird option are ingame chromatic aberrations also... same idea.
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#7
jabbadap
FrickYou mean no Geforce RTX? This is a mobile workstation. Buying it for games is just wrong.

Also, 4K OLED. :eek:
Probably mean those skyscraper pics on the news...

...But yeah, buying those _only_ for gaming is wrong. Albeit they have little to null problems at running games, if someone wanted to game on them.
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Frick
Fishfaced Nincompoop
Ferrum MasterSager/Eurocom:

Hold my beer...
Again different markets altogether. It's like comparing the new Mac Pro to ... a Lenovo Legion or something. Or the Pro XDR monitor to an Acer Predator. Or the Surface Studio to a laptop.
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#9
jabbadap
FrickAgain different markets altogether. It's like comparing the new Mac Pro to ... a Lenovo Legion or something. Or the Pro XDR monitor to an Acer Predator. Or the Surface Studio to a laptop.
Well with Sager I agree, but Eurocom have workstation laptops too. So when they update their line-up, they will be direct competitors for these. But yeah, I would take proper Thinkpad any time over those Clevos.
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#10
trog100
the dividing line between thin work stations and high end thin gaming laptops is diminishing..

the downside with making them so thin is heat and noise.. both cause performance throttling..

trog
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#11
Casecutter
Offensive that they use the exterior architectural feature from the World Trade Center.
Bin Laden thought of himself as trained architect (civil engineering) had a problem with the use or appropriation of traditional Islamic form pointed arches along with many que's that Minoru Yamasaki use in the architecture and plaza.

I care less either way but it jumped out at me, while like everyone above this is a crap bunch of... marketing.
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#12
lexluthermiester
Yawn.. Call me when they have 17" models of this...

EDIT;
Nvrmnd, should have kept reading.. LOL!
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#13
er557
yeah the p73 17" is 2000 bucks, I wonder how it will compare to my veteran business laptop, the venerable nx9420 17"... they used to cost the same back in 2007, now i snagged it refurbished @ 100$

edit: those ray traced images look amazing
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