IFA 2014 | Lenovo reveals Tab S8 and Y70 Touch ahead of IDF 2014

New Lenovo Tablet and Gaming PC Innovations Satisfy Diversity of Consumer Tech Cravings

 TAB S8, Lenovo’s first 8-inch Intel® AtomTM-powered Android tablet, blends a beautiful crystal clear infinity 

screen with powerful productivity in a thin and feather light frame

 Y70 Touch – Lenovo’s first 17-inch touch laptop – offers gamers high performance with a 4

CoreTM processor and NVIDIA GTX graphics 

 ERAZER X315 expands Lenovo’s line of powerful desktop gaming devices with blazing fast graphics, high-

speed storage and futuristic design 

BERLIN, GERMANY – September 4, 2014: Lenovo (HKSE: 992) (ADR: LNVGY) today announced at the 2014 IFA 

Consumer Electronics Unlimited show in Berlin an expanded portfolio of tablets and PCs that gives consumers more 

options for tablets that fit their mobile lifestyle as well as choices of dedicated gaming PCs. The new lineup kicks off with

the TAB S8, Lenovo’s first Intel-powered Android tablet. Lenovo also announced two new high-performance gaming PCs: 

the Y70 Touch, Lenovo’s first 17-inch touch laptop with the latest processor and graphics technology for HD gaming, and 

the ERAZER X315, Lenovo’s latest affordable desktop gaming PCs.

TAB S8: Combines Android Experience with Intel Performance

Lenovo created the TAB S8 for consumers who are looking for a stylish, slim and affordable Android tablet starting at just 

$199. At 8-inches, the TAB S8’s 1920x1200 infinity screen is sharper than FHD, while the One Glass Solution touch-panel 

technology provides a crystal clear viewing experience. The tablet’s ultra-slim bezel seamlessly merges the screen with 

the dark front panel, giving the TAB S8 a sleek, clean look. The front panel also features a 1.6-megapixel HD camera for 

easy video chatting. Turn the TAB S8 around to reveal an 8-megapixel rear-facing camera. The wide aperture f2.2 lens 

snaps sharp photos, even in low light. Pre-installed apps, like SHAREit, allow for easy and safe photo and file sharing. 

Engineered to give users the most from their mobile device without sacrificing portability, the Lenovo TAB S8 marks 

Lenovo’s first 8-inch Android tablet powered by an Intel processor. Available with the Intel Atom Z3745 Processor with 

Intel® Burst Performance Technology, the TAB S8 dynamically matches processing power to the task at hand in order to 

maximize battery life without compromising speed in a thin and light design. The TAB S8 is just 0.65 pounds and 0.31 

inches thin, nearly as thin as a standard pencil.

Additional features include optional high-speed LTE (4G) connectivity (based on Intel® XMMTM 7160) and Wi-Fi for data 

connectivity, up to seven hours of battery life to keep users cord-free, and 64-bit technology compatibility. The TAB S8 

runs Android 4.4 KitKat, includes 2GB of RAM, 16GB of storage, Bluetooth 4.0 and Dolby®-enhanced dual front speakers. 

Y70 Touch: Extreme Performance for HD Gaming

The Lenovo Y70 Touch comes with an up to 4th generation Intel® CoreTM i7 processor and powerful NVIDIA GTX 

graphics, making it ideal for heavy entertainment use and HD gaming. At 17 inches, the Y70 Touch is Lenovo’s largest 

touchscreen laptop, opening up a whole new level of interaction for video editing, social sharing and gaming.

The Y70 delivers a fantastic audio and visual experience, with a FHD display that brings movies and games to life with 

enhanced color, clarity and resolution. Its JBL®-designed stereo speakers and subwoofer paired with Dolby® Advanced 

Audio provide a totally immersive audio experience rarely found on a laptop. The backlit keyboard glows in dimly lit 

environments, adding to the overall visual experience. 

At less than 7.5 pounds, the Y70 Touch is thinner and lighter than most other laptops in its class. The external optical disc 

drive is included in the box. The Y70 Touch also features up to five hours of battery life and customizable memory and 

storage options, with up to 16GB DDR3L and 1TB of SSHD storage or 256GB SSD storage. 

Latest tablets offer choices for on-the-go computing; new PCs geared for HD gaming