Lenovo is updating its line of ThinkPad notebooks with a price range of soft new, designed to reach users of larger enterprises. L ThinkPad is designed to replace the standard business notebook with lower costs, said Rajat Aggarwal, director of global product marketing for Lenovo's ThinkPad line, said.

The first model, L412 and L512, will start selling from mid-October 5 / 2010 with prices starting at 649 dollars. Lenovo has made some adjustments to the system to keep prices down. The laptop comes with the choice of processors: Celeron, Core i3, or Core I5.

Lenovo aims of this laptop as low-level systems for large enterprises. L412 and L512 have the display turn is 14 "and 15", install the operating system Microsoft Windows 7, the storage capacity up to 320GB, use Intel's integrated graphics, though ATI Mobility Radeon HD AMD's 5145 is an optional extra.