This season Lenovo has planned to roll out the new range and vivid spectrum of laptop and tablet models, the ThinkPad X201 series which is combined with the latest Intel Core i7 and i5 processors and Microsoft's Windows 7.

Also, China based technology major, Lenovo is remodeling its huge range of dual-screen mobile workstation, popularly known as the ThinkPad W700 series.

Finally, Lenovo has started sapling itself ahead into the sever market with the ThinkServer TS200v, a $400 system which supports series of Intel Core i5 chips, as well as Pentium and Celeron processors.

The revival of the Lenovo's product is a smart move in the worldwide PC domain as the tech industry is becoming a phoenix, rising from its own ashes from the global recession.

After the announcement of Lenovo's financial results in February, the company declared an increase in its PC shipments by 42 percent. Lenovo wishes to target smaller firms with its ThinkPad PCs.

According to the product manager at Lenovo, the company is holding strong in the existing markets but at the same time it has to secure its brand from the competitors as well.

Lenovo in the meanwhile, is crossing its fingers to take the big bite from the small and medium business market for itself, the company is conscious about the competition from the biggies in the tech world like, Hewlett-Packard, which is the world's larger producer of PCs, as well as Dell, Acer and Toshiba.