On January 17, Lenovo brought a new generation of Legion 5 series game books at the CES 2022 exhibition, which is the familiar Savior 7000 series products. The new product will be equipped with Intel 12th generation mobile processor /AMD Ryzen™ 6000 series processor, and with NVIDIA RTX30 series graphics, the performance is full.
At the same time, the new generation of rescuers will also be equipped with 135W power fast charging, possibly using a new generation of PD 3.1 (28V) fast charging standard. Charging head network news said that the game will indeed support 135W Type-C fast charging interface, which may be another digital product that supports the PD 3.1 protocol after Apple's MacBook Pro 2021.
PD fast charging protocol should be the most widely used protocol in current electronic products, and mainstream mobile phones, tablets, and notebooks will support it. Among them, the PD 3.0 protocol only supports a maximum of 20V5A 100W power output, lenovo Xiaoxin supports 95W fast charging is based on this protocol, down there are 65W, 27W and other different specifications.
And Lenovo's new generation of savior charging power increased to 135W, obviously can not be PD 3.0, can only be the latest PD 3.1. PD 3.1 fast charging protocol divides the power into a standard power range and an extended power range, the former is plainly PD 3.0, the maximum power of 100W; the latter can further increase the output voltage to 28V, 36V or even 48V, the current is still maintained 5A, so as to bring up to 240W output power, further improve the charging speed of electronic products.
Previously, Lenovo China consumer customer marketing director @ fat big boy once revealed on Weibo that the new savior's high-power adapter is in planning, and also exposed the product map. The charger is still square tough style and stitching color design, and there is a 135W logo on one side, further confirming the above speculation.
The new generation of rescuers supports the PD 3.1 fast charging protocol, so that the game can get more power power and charging through the Type-C interface, and bid farewell to the charging adapter that used to move bricks. In the future, the portability of the gamebook will be greatly improved, and it can also be used with other electronic products, and the user experience will be improved in all aspects.
It is expected that Lenovo can release a new generation of rescuers as soon as possible, hoping that the supply will be sufficient and the price will be conscientious.