Lenovo introduced the world's first 5G laptop

At Computex 2019, which is held in Taipei, the capital of Taiwan, Lenovo and Qualcomm presented the world's first laptop with support for fifth-generation networks.
The laptop, called Project Limitless, runs Snapdragon 8cx, the first platform on a 7-nanometer PC process technology. The system includes an eight-core Kryo 495 main processor and an Adreno 680 graphics core. In addition, it is equipped with a modem with support for fifth-generation cellular networks (5G). It provides up to 7 Gbit / s peak speed and up to 3 Gbit / s for receiving and transmitting data.

According to Lenovo, connecting a laptop to 5G will allow owners to experience the best user experience: speed up file transfer, improve streaming video in 4K, 8K, and even using virtual reality technology. In short, enjoy all the functions of a desktop computer without connecting to Wi-Fi. It sounds great, but it seems that it will take a long time to fully deploy 5G networks.

However, the release of the laptop is scheduled for the beginning of 2020 by companies.

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