Lenovo has announced a price increase for its channel partners, affecting the retail prices of select computer products by more than 1,000 yuan (approximately $140). This adjustment, which primarily impacts offline store networks, focuses on mid-to-high-end models within the ThinkPad, IdeaPad, and Legion series. The decision to raise prices is largely attributed to a significant rise in global memory costs, reflecting broader trends in the technology market.
Original from TechNode.com: Lenovo issues price increase notice; some PC models rise over $140
Lenovo issues price increase notice; some PC models rise over $140
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