Chinese tech giant Lenovo has launched a Link 32GB USB dongle that has the ability to connect Windows users to their smartphone. Lenovo reported that with this technology, Windows users will be able to control their smartphone from their desktop PC.

Lenovo Link 32GB looks similar to a USB flash drive, and makes it a simple matter to copy files from one device to another. The device will allow an Android phone to be used as "picture-in-picture" on a Windows desktop. It will give users the ability to drag and drop files between their smartphone and desktop computer. Users can also copy and paste their important documents, watch a video that is stored on the their's phone in full-screen on the desktop, and use their keyboard and mouse to operate Smartphone apps.

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The Lenovo Link 32GB dongle features a built-in 32GB internal storage within a 78mm x 21mm x 9mm chassis. The device supports a mirroring resolution up to 1080p display, suitable enough for high-end smartphones but not entirely capable of matching the highest resolutions.

To use this device, users must have Windows 7, 8, or 10 operating system installed on their computer or an Android device running 5.0 Lollipop or higher, which is connected via USB to the Link 32GB. Users will also need to download and install the Link app on their Smartphone. It can be found on Google Play Store.

Lenovo's Link 32GB Link dongle is retailed at a price of $39.99, and will be available in March this year.

Meanwhile, Lenovo has released new devices at CES 2016 on Tuesday such as Yoga 900S, Ideacentre 610S, Ideapad line-ups, ThinkVision X24 Pro monitor, ThinkPad X1 Tablet, ThinkPad X1 Yoga,  and WiGig bar. This new devices will be available in March 2016.

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