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Lenovo is adding another mini PC to its Lecoo lineup, powered by Intel Lunar Lake with up to 32GB RAM

It uses Lunar Lake, rather than one of Intel's latest Panther Lake chips
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Lenovo is adding another mini PC to its Lecoo lineup, powered by Intel Lunar Lake with up to 32GB RAM
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Mini PCs are a practical option for those who want the full desktop experience in compact form. These systems are designed to handle everyday tasks, office work, media consumption, and even light gaming. Lenovo is already known for making some of the best mini PCs in the market, and it looks like the company is preparing to launch a new model soon.

Lenovo has started teasing an upcoming mini PC through its Lecoo brand on Weibo. For those unfamiliar, Lecoo is not widely known globally, but it is part of Lenovo’s ecosystem and mainly focuses on affordable consumer tech and accessories.

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While Lenovo hasn’t revealed full specifications yet, it has confirmed a few key details. The upcoming mini PC will be powered by a processor from the Intel Lunar Lake series, though the exact model is not confirmed yet. In terms of design, the device will feature a metal body, giving it a more premium look and feel compared to typical budget mini PCs. On the hardware side, Lenovo has confirmed support for up to 32GB of LPDDR5X RAM and up to 1TB of internal storage. It will also include two M.2 slots, allowing users to expand storage by adding another SSD.

Image Source: Lenovo Lecoo

Connectivity is another area where the device seems well-equipped. It will come with a wide range of ports, including one USB4 port, two USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-A ports, two USB 2.0 Type-A ports, a 3.5mm audio jack, DisplayPort 1.4, HDMI 2.1, and dual 2.5G LAN ports. This setup should make it easy to connect multiple displays, peripherals, and network cables without needing extra adapters.

As for pricing and release date, Lenovo hasn’t shared any official details yet. The company started teasing this mini PC back in March, so we’re expecting it to launch in the next few months.


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