Lenovo announced its new ThinkPad P15 and P17 mobile workstations today. Both laptops feature high-end specs from Intel and NVIDIA, including the RTX A5000 GPU.

The camera is only 720p, however, compared to the P1’s 1080p camera resolution. The ThinkPad P15 and P17 will be available in July, starting at $1,750 and $1,780, respectively.

While the ThinkPad P15 features a 15.6-inch UHD OLED display, the ThinkPad P17 offers the largest workspace of any of the company's mobile workstations with a 17.3-inch color calibrated display.

ThinkPad P15 The ThinkPad P15 and P17 are all-new. They're spiritual successors to the P53 and P73, respectively, but they're considered to be Gen 1 because they've been redesigned from the ground up.

The ThinkPad P1 Gen 4 is getting a full HD webcam, a new display, plus options for Nvidia RTX graphics. Meanwhile, the ThinkPad P15 and ThinkPad P17 are getting a power boost under the hood with ...

The Lenovo ThinkPad P17 Gen 2 (starts at $1,739; $5,596 as tested) is a whopping 8.1 pounds of power for computer-aided design (CAD), CGI rendering, and crunching mammoth datasets.

The ThinkPad P15 and P17 both sport a new design meant to optimise air flow and decrease the effects of thermal energy, with a 30% larger CPU heat sink, larger vents and new thermal mesh helping ...

Lenovo Lenovo’s ThinkPad P17. The P15 will be priced at $1,979, and the P17 will be priced as low as $2,119. They’ll ship in July.

The ThinkPad P15 and P17 will be available from mid-August. Prices for the P15 will start from R29 999 while the P17 will start at R32 999. Featured image: Supplied/Lenovo ...

Along with the new X1 Extreme, Lenovo also has four new P Series models — the P17 Gen 1, P15 Gen 1, P15v Gen 1, and P1 Gen 3 — which range in starting price from $1349 to $2119, and are due to ...

Lenovo refreshed its ThinkPad X1 Extreme and four ThinkPad P series mobile workstations with better performance thanks to new Intel processors and Nvidia graphics.

The Lenovo ThinkPad P17 Gen 2 (starts at A$5,699) is a whopping 8.1 pounds of power for computer-aided design (CAD), CGI rendering, and crunching mammoth datasets.