Chinese tech giant Lenovo excels when it comes to all-in-one desktop computers. The company is now trying to compete with Apple's ultra-thin iMac models.

Lenovo is working on the Thin Centre X1, which is going to be razor thin in it thickness.

The company is busy building its high-end X1 laptop line along with the new Think Centre X1 all-in-one desktop. The models will be very slim and also sophisticated looking.

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The razor thin display of the X1 Think Centre will come a thicker component section, which will support the screen from behind the bottom half. Additionally, it will also be equipped with a sharply angled arm, which will lead down to the circular base of the desktop.

The aluminum covered display will be sized at only 11mm thick, at its thinnest surface. The system was MilSpec tested for its ruggedness, which includes testing it in a dust chamber.

The device will also be armed with a standard set of components, like an Intel Core i7 CPU, 1 TB hard drive along with 16 GB of RAM. It will sport a screen display of roughly 24 inches along with a screen resolution of 1920x1080 pixels.

Additionally, it will be an IPS panel with extreme side angles. It will also feature an anti-glare screen. According to Lenovo, this model will be world's slimmest, with a built-in full HD camera and also a nearly borderless look.

Lenovo Think Centre X1 will be available in the market this coming March, starting at $1,049 in the US.

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