How to Buy a Lenovo

Buy Lenovo computers on their website or online shops.

Lenovo sells laptops, desktops and servers. After acquiring IBM's computer line in 2005, it became the leader in business computing. Lenovo continues to sell the popular ThinkPad laptop line. Buy a Lenovo from the site directly or in stores.

Buying from Lenovo

Lenovo sells its laptops directly from its website. Under "Products" on the menu bar are options for laptops, desktops and servers. Each product type has its own page with computers for sale. Select a computer and go through all the hardware, accessory and service options until the computer is added to your cart. Payment options include major credit cards and PayPal.

Buying from Online Stores

Many online computer stores also sell Lenovo computers. TigerDirect, for example, gives buyers a central "Lenovo Center" page for selecting their Lenovo model. It also sells off-lease and refurbished computers to save buyers money. NewEgg, another popular online computer store, also sells Lenovo computers and parts. To find Lenovo computers on an online store, simply go to that store's main page and type "Lenovo" in the search box.

Brick and Mortar Stores

So-called "brick and mortar" stores, meaning off-line stores, also sometimes sell Lenovo computers. They do not usually carry as wide a selection due to the size limitations of a physical store, although you can pay cash there. Big box computer chains like BestBuy sell Lenovo computers, but smaller stores may not. If a local, non-chain computer store also sells many computers to business and resells older computers, it is likely to carry older Lenovo models, due to its popularity with businesses.

References

• Lenovo
• Lenovo | Company History
• TigerDirect | Lenovo Center