Lenovo releases new compact monitor globally with 120 Hz VRR matte touchscreen and USB hub

Lenovo has expanded its business-oriented monitor series with a new Tiny-in-One option. For context, the company recently released the ThinkVision M16 Portable Monitor. Additionally, it launched the ThinkVision T34WD-4v globally with a 120 Hz variable refresh rate and a USB Type-C port that supports 100 W charging.
Now, it has started replacing the ThinkCentre TIO24 Gen 5 (curr. $214 - used on Amazon) with a Gen 6 alternative. Confusingly, Lenovo markets its Gen 6 edition as the ThinkCentre TIO24 Gen 6 and the ThinkVision TIO24 Gen6. Setting names aside, the new monitor contains a 23.8-inch IPS panel that outputs at 1,920 x 1,080 pixels with 250 nits peak brightness and a 93 DPI pixel density.
Moreover, the compact monitor boasts a 48-120 Hz variable refresh rate, 99% sRGB colour space coverage and an anti-glare coating. Also, Lenovo installs stereo 3 W speakers, a built-in microphone and a 5 MP webcam that supports IR. On top of that, the ThinkVision TIO24 Gen 6 contains 100 x 100 mm VESA mounts and an ergonomic stand that supports height (155 mm), pivot (0°/+90°), tilt (-5°/+23.5°) and swivel (45°) adjustments.
As the image below shows, the monitor finds itself with DisplayPort 1.2, HDMI 1.4, USB Type-A and USB Type-B ports. Furthermore, the monitor features a slot for mounting ThinkCentre or ThinkStation mini-PCs. Pricing starts at €251-€299, £219, HKD 2,239, MYR 1,169 and SGD 332 (~$259), in the Eurozone, UK, Hong Kong, Malaysia and Singapore for a non-touch model.
Alternatively, Lenovo sells a version with a 20-point OGM touchscreen layer. At the time of writing, this version costs €319-€389, £299, HKD 3,059, MYR 1,439 and SGD 449 (~$350) in the same markets. Incidentally, Lenovo only sells a touchscreen version in North America, where it retails for $384 and CAD 529 in the US and Canada, respectively. Please see the company's website for more details about the ThinkVision TIO24 Gen6.












