Qualcomm launched in June 2019, together with Lenovo, the world's first 5G PC. “Project Limitless” was the name of the technological collaboration project between Qualcomm Technologies, Inc., a leader in 5G connectivity, and Lenovo, a leader in PCs, to bring innovation to the always-connected computing ecosystem.

With the world becoming more connected and the use of smartphones present in almost all fields of users' lives, PCs and laptops needed to reinvent themselves. Among the main advantages of this laptop is that unlike the classic ones, it has a battery that lasts several days and an ultra-fast cellular connection.

Always connected PCs, better known as ACPC, are already a global reality and are expected to be present in homes and offices in Argentina in the future. According to market research firm IDC, global shipments of ultra-thin convertible and detachable PCs are growing at 12% annually.

Aware of the growth of this market, Qualcomm develops computer platforms such as the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8cx, 8c and 7c family, designed to increase productivity and entertainment, thanks to the integrated connectivity and long-lasting battery life offered by the platform, all in an elegant and modern format. The platform also delivers transformative 5G experiences with the Snapdragon X55 5G modem, which also allows users to take advantage of multi-gigabit 4G LTE connectivity.

The list of top benefits of ACPC laptops with Snapdragon includes:

• Very low power consumption, allowing the battery to last for days
• Extremely fast cellular connectivity. For 8cx and 8c platforms, the modem offers maximum download speeds of up to 2 Gbps
• High quality graphics.
• Extremely thin and light design.
• “Instant on”: ability to immediately activate the device similar to a smartphone
• “Always on”: Allows the device to receive emails and notifications even when it is in sleep mode
• New AI architectures for advanced applications.