This Lenovo ThinkStation solution, as its name suggests, is more focused on the professional sector. The highlight of this system is that it offers enormous computing power in an extremely small space. Additionally, this system will feature a discrete NVIDIA Turing graphics card
Lenovo ThinkStation P360 Tiny, a practically pocket workstation
In the first place, the dimensions of this system stand out, which are 18.3×17.8×3.8mm. It has a weight, as we highlighted, less than 1.3 kilograms with a volume of around 1 liter. Thus we have, possibly, the most compact and powerful computer that we can find on the market.
Regarding the processor, Lenovo has highlighted that it will house up to a 12th Generation Intel Core i9. Indicates the specification sheet that will have a maximum of one Alder Lake-K up to 125 wattsThe model is not specified, but considering that it has 16 cores and is complemented by NVIDIA graphics, it is foreseeable that it will be a Core i9-12900KF.
As a more negative aspect, there would be the integrated graphics in this system. Because it has a dedicated NVIDIA graphics, this system could be based on an Intel Core-KF. According to Lenovo, it is only compatible with the NVIDIA T1000 of Turing architecture. It’s a fairly modest graphics computing solution considering the chunk of processor it mounts.
Regarding the rest of the specifications, this Lenovo system has two SODIMM slots of up to 64GB of type DDR5 with a frequency of 4800MHz. This ThinkStation P360 Tiny has two M.2 NVMe slots that support up to 4TB of storage with PCIe Gen 4 interface. It also has an expansion slot PCIe 4.0 x8.
Let’s go now with connectivity, which is not bad at all. The first thing that stands out is that it has support for networks WiFi 6E Of high speed. It also integrates a USB 3.2 Gen2 Type-C port, four USB 3.2 Gen2 Type-A and two USB 3.2 Gen1 Type-A. It also integrates a DisplayPort port and an HDMI port, as well as a Gigabit Ethernet network port.
A desktop computer, almost portable
Due to its dimensions, its weight and its power, it is easy to transport. In addition, thanks to the fact that it has a VESA mounting bracket, we can install it behind our monitor or anchor it at other points.
Another highlight of this system is consumption. According to Lenovo, it will arrive with a 170W and a 230W power supply. We are talking about really tight consumption for such an interesting team.
Lenovo has said that the ThinkStation P360 Tiny will be released in April with a starting price of $1,149. It is not a bad price considering the specifications and characteristics of this equipment.
