Read on for my Lenovo ThinkPad C14 first impressions.

So I appreciate the 12th gen Intel Core i5 inside this laptop. This Lenovo is more in my personal wheelhouse because I use my Chromebook not just for the web but also coding in Linux.

I’m going from one extreme to the other here: A $359 education laptop to a $1,019 enterprise-capable device. Will the Bronco also be the ThinkPhone? The company will have to acquire a trademark for that, which will be a good indication of whether Lenovo is serious about starting a new phone series or whether it will just stick to using the Motorola brand.With my CTL Chromebook PX14EX review wrapped up, it’s time to move on to the Lenovo ThinkPad C14 Chromebook. So, if Canyon is the Motorola Edge 40 Pro, the Bronco is the Edge 40 Fusion (here’s a comparison of the current Edge 30 Pro and 30 Fusion). It will use either the 8 Gen 2 chip as the Canyon or the current Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1. The Bronco will slot below that with a similar screen and main camera, but with only a 13MP ultra wide and 16MP selfie cameras (no telephoto). Canyon is likely the Edge 40 Pro with a 165Hz FHD+ display, Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, a 50MP main, 50MP ultra wide and 12MP tele cameras (plus 60MP selfie). Previous rumors detailed several devices, including Bronco and Canyon. If so, then this will probably be part of the next Edge series. The device shown in the render – the XT-2309, code name “Bronco” – could also launch under Lenovo’s preferred brand for Android devices, Motorola. Motorola “Bronco” – a ThinkPhone or an Edge 40 Fusion (or both) Is there still a market for business phones? ThinkPads do also appeal to techies, so this could be an enthusiast phone as well. Lenovo is already using its Legion PC brand for a series of gaming smartphones, ThinkPads occupy a different niche – business-oriented laptops. Well, the branding on the back actually says “ThinkPhone”, but the connection is unmistakable with the trademark red dot on the “i” (which represents the TrackPoint that the laptops are known for). Leaked renders show that the tech giant may be considering leveraging the ThinkPad brand for an Android device once again. Over 10 years ago Lenovo introduced the ThinkPad Android tablet, however, the sequel (dubbed ThinkPad Tablet 2) ran Windows and so did the ThinkPad 8 and 10 tablets that followed in the years after that.

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