74 percent of IT Decision Makers say tablet usage leads to an increase in productivity in their organization.

Have you thought about the right tablet that will meet your work needs? View this infographic to see the key features of a work tablet:

 View the hi-res version of the ThinkPad Tablet 2 vs iPad infographic

Originally Posted by William Hong, Lenovo Blogs

Most of us only fuel our cars approximately once per week.  When can we expect to get the same mileage from our laptops?  Imagine charging your laptop once on a Sunday, and having it last a 40-hour work week without ever needing more juice.  With ever more efficient hardware and processors, we can see that sort of performance on the horizon.  So when exactly will it happen?

“If the MacBook Air is a porcelain doll, the X1 Carbon
is a G.I. Joe strapped with Kevlar.” – Gizmodo

We couldn’t have said it better ourselves.

Check out the infographic below to see how the ThinkPad X1 Carbon and MacBook Air stack up against each other.

Which is better? You decide.

Originally Posted by Joann Pan, Mashable

At the start of the semester, students haul more than books, clothes and furniture to campus. They bring a slew of bandwidth-sucking devices with them.

The largest bandwidth-consuming devices used by students include tablets, smartphones, iPods, gaming consoles and e-readers. On campus, about 41% of students will have three or more devices connected to the Internet at one time. That’s a problem for the 76.4% of institutions looking to reinforce their networks to support more devices.

As college-aged students rely on an expanded arsenal of web-connected gadgets, schools face an unprecedented growth of network bandwidth consumption. Will campuses be ready for incoming data-hungry residents?

Your workforce is mobile and no longer restricted to working at an office desk. Finding the right combination of computing devices is essential for today’s office and road warriors.

This infographic features four combinations of tablets, laptops, desktop computers and workstations to help maximize efficiency for your mobile workforce.

Download the high-resolution version.

Cloud computing is radically changing the way enterprises are doing business. Advantages include increased workforce productivity, simpler implementation of and growing support for telecommuting, reductions in labor force & infrastructure costs, and faster and cheaper integration of enterprise applications and storage solutions.

This infographic gives you an idea of just how big the cloud is becoming, how it is being used, the most popular telecommuting devices and ultimately why your enterprise should embrace cloud computing.