Lenovo Unveils the ThinkCentre Neo 50a 24‑inch All‑in‑One with 120 Hz Display and Wildcat Lake CPUs

At this year’s IFA in Berlin, Lenovo pulled back the curtain on a whole batch of fresh gadgets. While many of those products will take a while to reach stores, one device is already rolling out: the ThinkCentre Neo 50a 24 Gen 7.

This is a 24‑inch all‑in‑one that feels a little like a sleek TV‑monitor hybrid, but under the glass you’ll find a fairly beefy PC. The standard model comes with a 23.8‑inch IPS panel that delivers a crisp 1920×1080 resolution and, crucially, a 120 Hz refresh rate. Whether you’re scrolling through spreadsheets or watching a high‑frame‑rate video, the screen feels noticeably smoother.

Power‑wise, Lenovo has swapped the previous Lunar Lake and Raptor Lake‑H options for its newest Wildcat Lake lineup. Buyers can choose between a 5‑core Core i3‑304, a Core i5‑320 or the top‑end Core i7‑350. All of them sit on the same LPDDR5X‑7467 memory platform, with configurations ranging from 8 GB up to a generous 32 GB. Storage follows the same logic: a modest 256 GB SSD on the base model, or a full‑size 1 TB M.2 2280 drive on the higher‑end trims.

Connectivity isn’t left behind either. While the entry‑level unit ships with Bluetooth 5.1 and Wi‑Fi 6, Lenovo offers an upgrade to Bluetooth 5.4 and the brand‑new Wi‑Fi 7 for those who want the absolute latest wireless speed. Both touchscreen and non‑touchscreen variants are available, giving a little extra flexibility for office or home‑office setups.

Pricing reflects the premium positioning but stays competitive. In Europe the Neo 50a 24 Gen 7 starts at about €999 and can climb to roughly €1,120 for the fully specced version. Across other markets it’s listed at £940, HKD 10,908, MYR 5,849 and SGD 1,747 (around US $1,380). For anyone after a compact desktop that doesn’t sacrifice performance or visual fluidity, this looks like a solid pick.