The ThinkPad T440s, T440 and X240 Ultrabook laptops incorporate the new Power Bridge technology to deliver all-day battery life, and include a variety of panel options and up to 45% larger trackpads with improved click functionality supporting Windows 8 gestures.

Weighing 1.54kg and measuring a mere 20.8mm thin, the 14-inch X1 Carbon Touch's carbon fiber chassis allows it to sustain bumps or rough handling on-the-go, and supports 10-finger touch that combines with the multi-gesture glass touchpad to enrich the Windows 8 experience.

Lenovo has recently announced on Twitter, that its business hybrid Ultrabook, the Lenovo ThinkPad Helix, is expected to reach US retailers in April. However, Lenovo didn't release any additional information regarding the unit's availability in other parts of the world.

At CES 2013, Lenovo is showing off its Thinkpad Helix, an 11.6-inch, touchscreen, full HD, Windows 8 hybrid business PC which utilizes a docking station to transform between tablet and notebook form factors. It also has a third 'Stand Mode' form factor. We went hands on with the device.

In addition to the IdeaPad U and Z Series notebooks along with ThinkVision LT1423p Mobile Monitor Touch, Lenovo has rolled out the ThinkPad Edge E431 and E531 laptops for small businesses at the CES 2013.

Lenovo recently unveiled the Windows 8 version of the Yoga, an 11-inch hybrid tablet PC from the Thinkpad brand. The company also introduced the Thinkpad Helix.

Designed for the Windows 8 and Windows RT platform, the range of touch-optimized convertibles announced include the IdeaPad Yoga series, ThinkPad Twist S230u, and the ThinkPad Tablet 2.

Lenovo recently revealed four Windows 8 touchscreen notebooks from both the consumer Ideapad brand as well as the enterprise Thinkpad brand.

The Thinkpad series of notebooks from Lenovo celebrate its 20th anniversary today by launching the latest and greatest Thinkpad yet - the Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Carbon. It's the thinnest and sexiest enterprise notebook yet, so find out what you can expect of it.

Sitting at the top of Lenovo's enterprise notebook pile at the moment is the ThinkPad X1. While it's one of the best business notebooks that money can buy, that honor will soon go to its successor, the Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Carbon Ultrabook.