Lenovo ThinkCentre

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The IBM ThinkCentre A Series computer
The IBM ThinkCentre A Series computer

ThinkCentre is a line of desktop computers manufactured by IBM since 2003. The line is the successor to the NetVista and Aptiva lines.

In 2005, IBM sold the line to Lenovo Group, along with the ThinkPad line, the laptop version of the ThinkCentre. After the sale, the IBM PC name was predicted to remain for at least five years.

There are three series currently: the A Series (A55 and A60), the E Series and the M Series (M52 and M55).

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