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Lenovo Link First Look

   May 3, 2021  21 Comments on Lenovo Link First Look

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The Lenovo Link bridges the gap between the Android smartphone and the computer – and we think it’s pretty damn cool.

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21 thoughts on “Lenovo Link First Look”

  3. anything new…Samsung devices come with sidesync app… download it from samsungs apps or Google store and connect your device with your laptop/desktop

  13. You know, when you downloading software and enabling developer options and enabling ADB on Android you can do it free with only you USB cable?

  15. is it sync the audio too? because i think HDMI was better.
    if it is not. then i'll be better using wireless method with syncing by client app between smartphone and pc/laptop.

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