Lenovo pushes EE 3.0 fast start technology 40% faster than general win7

Computer Store News According to foreign media reports, Lenovo will officially ship the 2012 Think and Idea series PCs at the end of April, and these new products will be equipped with Enhanced Experience 3.0 (EE3) optimized for Windows 7 systems. Start the technology. According to the introduction, Lenovo's original EE3 software includes RapidBoot and BootShield technologies. RapidBoot can intelligently defragment PCs, use system memory (RAM) as a boot to accelerate hard disk boot, reduce BIOS boot completion time, and promote Lenovo PC's average boot. The average speed is 40% faster than the average Windows 7 PC. In addition, BootShield technology can maintain a stable and fast startup speed of the PC under the 60 applications installed by the user. Lenovo said that the EE 3.0 certified Lenovo PC has an average boot time of 24 seconds, which is faster and more optimized, while other Windows 7 PCs with the same specifications have an average boot time of 41 seconds. At the same time, the EE3-certified Lenovo PC will also include the optional self-encryption technology, fingerprint reader and BIOS password lock settings used at boot time. The USB blocker in the accessory can also be used. When a USB device is plugged into a PC, it effectively prevents viruses and malware from intruding. It is reported that Lenovo will launch the 2012 Lenovo PC new products this year to support the Enhanced Experience 3 fast start technology, including: Lenovo W530, T430, T430s, T430u, T530, X230, X230t, X130e, L430, L530. It is unclear whether this technology will continue to be used in the future when upgrading Windows 8 systems. Lenovo finally said that Lenovo PCs with EE3 certification will have an Enhanced Experience 3.0 logo (such as the top image) in the lower left corner of the computer palm rest.