Lenovo delivered all the computing devices for the 2008 Beijing Games

With the delivery of more than 3500 computing devices - servers, desktops, monitors and notebooks - Lenovo has successfully completed the XXIX. Equipment for the Beijing Olympic Games Test Center.

The next phase will be the critical test races, which will run under the name “Good Luck Beijing” from August 8 this year. With the help of these 42 events, the computer background can be tested in all aspects, albeit with hard work, thus ensuring that everything will be fine at the Olympics. The tests will end just weeks before the opening ceremony on August 2008, 8.

The two most basic elements of the computer infrastructure that makes up the Olympic Games
the ThinkPad will be a T60 notebook and the ThinkCentre A60 will be a desktop PC.

“The upcoming tests are the test of the 2008 Games - so we can be sure that our computing tools, which form the backbone of the entire event, will work reliably,” said Yang Yichun, Chief Technology Officer of the Beijing Olympic Organizing Committee. "Knowing the state-of-the-art equipment and Lenovo's technical know-how, as demonstrated at the 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin, we are confident that the company will support us successfully and seamlessly at next year's Games."