Mirage Solo, a standalone Daydream VR headset, unveiled.

At 'CES 2018', Lenovo showcased various future devices, including the 'Lenovo Mirage Solo' with virtual reality (VR) and the ThinkPad X1 series with smart technology.

Lenovo unveiled the 'Lenovo Mirage Solo' and 'Lenovo Mirage Camera' equipped with the Daydream platform at CES 2018.

The Lenovo Mirage Solo is a standalone Daydream VR headset powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 VR processor, delivering a high-quality, immersive virtual reality experience. Users can select their desired app with the wireless Daydream controller to enjoy a realistic gaming experience. The Lenovo Mirage Camera, a VR content creation tool, can live stream, capture images, and video in YouTube's new 3D VR180 format, making it easy for both YouTubers and non-experts to create VR content.

Lenovo also unveiled a new ThinkPad X1 series featuring innovative technologies. The newly released X1 Carbon 6th generation and X1 Yoga 3rd generation support Dolby Vision HDR, delivering clearer and more vivid images with a brightness of up to 500 nits.

Additionally, the ThinkShutter Camera Privacy feature prevents webcam hacking and protects your personal information. The microphone, with its 360-degree far-field function, allows voice control from up to 4 meters away.

The X1 Carbon 6th Generation is the world's lightest 14-inch business notebook made of carbon fiber. In particular, it boasts solid durability through extreme tests such as water and heat during the development process. A touchscreen model has been added and the battery life has been extended to up to 15 hours, maximizing its advantages as a premium business notebook. The X1 Yoga 3rd Generation is a professional 2-in-1 notebook that can be used as both a notebook and a tablet, supporting global LTE-A service and ThinkPad Pen Pro.

The third-generation ThinkPad X1 Tablet delivers full PC performance based on 8th-generation Intel Core processors. It supports global LTE-A services and features a 13-inch 3K display with HDR compatibility. It also features enhanced security with Windows Hello, an infrared (IR) camera, and a fingerprint reader. Lenovo also announced that it is upgrading the X280, X380 Yoga, T480, T480s, T580, L380, L380 Yoga, L480, and L580. The T480 in particular is expected to offer up to 27 hours of battery life.

The Miix 630, a 2-in-1, boasts a slim 7.4mm thickness, emphasizing PC portability. Powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 mobile PC platform and Windows 10S, it delivers a powerful computing experience and secure security. Notably, it supports 4G LTE, which is up to seven times faster than standard Wi-Fi, and with up to 20 hours of battery life, users can work efficiently anytime, anywhere.

Lenovo also supports Lenovo Vantage on Windows 10-based PCs. Lenovo Vantage is a user-friendly interface that allows users to easily utilize computer features, including personalized settings, enhanced Wi-Fi security, driver updates, computer diagnostics, and system serial and device number verification.

Lenovo has unveiled two new Moto Mods: the Vital Mod and the Livermorium Keyboard Mod. Moto Mods expand the capabilities of Lenovo's Moto Z series smartphones, allowing users to easily add desired features through modular accessories. Vital Mode accurately measures five key vital signs—heart rate, respiration rate, pulse oximetry, body temperature, and blood pressure—anytime, anywhere. Additionally, Livermorium Keyboard Mode allows you to input long messages and easily edit documents on the go using the full QWERTY slider keyboard and Moto Z screen.

Lenovo's Smart Display, equipped with Google Assistant, Google's voice recognition assistant, provides a convenient living environment for users. Available in 8-inch and 10-inch screen models, it is powered by Qualcomm® Home Hub, allowing users to control all devices in their home, from lighting to security and heating, with voice and touch. Furthermore, the New Glass C220, a product that incorporates artificial intelligence (AI) and augmented reality (AR), utilizes AI technology to recognize and identify real-world objects. Weighing only 60 grams, it offers a comfortable fit and can be easily connected to a smartphone via the LNV app (AH Cloud).

Kang Yong-nam, CEO of Lenovo Korea, said, “As devices equipped with various IT technologies, including artificial intelligence (AI) and augmented reality (AR), are developing, our lives are becoming simpler and more convenient. At CES 2018, Lenovo showcased future devices that can further enhance people’s lives, such as the Lenovo Mirage Solo VR Headset and the X1 Carbon 6th Generation, the lightest business notebook, based on smart technology.” He added, “We will continue to introduce smarter and more innovative products to customers in various fields.”