Lenovo subsidiary LCFC quietly launches new AMD Strix Halo mini PC

[Redaktion]

LCFC, a subsidiary of Lenovo Group, has quietly launched a new AMD Strix Halo mini PC, the H02. The top-end configuration packs the Ryzen AI Max+ 395, and the base model costs CNY 17,999, which is around $2,508.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-subsidiary-LCFC-quietly-launches-new-AMD-Strix-Halo-mini-PC.1073940.0.html

[Nikhilesh]

This is the corsair system, rebranded.
Is there some relationship between corsair and LCFC?

[Hotz]

This is the corsair system, rebranded.

You could also say it's rebranded from the HP Z2 Mini G1a (Notebookcheck just made a test about it).


It slowly comes to light that almost all companies are just using the same barebone under a different logo. At the same time it becomes more and more obvious that all these "different" companies are somehow a farce, because non of them produces anything themselves (except maybe a different outer shell or logo). But in reality a single company (whoever that is - Pegatron or someone else?) dictates all the core elements.

Anyone else noticed that pattern?

[Mike Braun]

This is the corsair system, rebranded.
Is there some relationship between corsair and LCFC?

Technically both it's rebranded Sixunited AXB35-02

[Hotz]

lol, true...

[heffeque]

Technically both it's rebranded Sixunited AXB35-02

So Corsair lied about it being liquid cooled? Wow.

[KyleH]

Is Lenovo trying to get experience with Strix Halo without pissing off Intel?