Looking at Lenovo's first-ever LTE smartphone (pictures)

We take a look at the device-maker's four smartphones of CES, including its first handset to support the faster 4G connection.

Jessica Dolcourt

Jan. 5, 2014 9:08 p.m. PT

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Vibe Z throws Lenovo into LTE age

LAS VEGAS -- Lenovo announced four new Android smartphones for CES. The Lenovo Vibe Z (hands-on) is its first smartphone to feature LTE...ever. Rightly the company's flagship smartphone, it features a quad-core processor and a 13-megapixel camera.

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Lenovo Vibe Z colors

The Vibe Z comes in two shades, dark gray and silver.

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Lenovo S930, phablet-style

With the S930 (hands-on), Lenovo tackles the midrange phablet market. The body design looks like an overgrown Vibe Z, though its specs take it down a notch.

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Removable back cover

Unlike the Vibe Z, a unibody design, you can peel back the S930's cover to add extra storage and swap out the battery.

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Lenovo S650

Lenovo shows off the S650, left, a smaller, stepped-down relative of the Lenovo Vibe Z flagship.

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Lenovo A859

Although part of a different series, the Lenovo A859 (hands-on) features specs that are very similar to those of the S930 and S650, like the quad-core MediaTek processor and an 8-megapixel camera.