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Lenovo launches Sandy Bridge trade-in scheme

03 February 2011 •

PC vendor reacts to Intel's chip defect news with repair or refund offer

Lenovo has launched a trade-in programme for customers whose PCs may have been blighted by Intel's defective 6 Series chip. Earlier this week, Intel released a statement confirming that a defect...

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