Lenovo ThinkCentre desktop computer

The ThinkCentre brand is a line of business-oriented desktop computers. Originally developed by IBM, the brand was introduced in 2003 as a replacement for the NetVista desktop line. In 2005, IBM's entire personal computing division, including the ThinkCentre and ThinkPad brands, was acquired by Lenovo.

Today, Lenovo is the world's largest PC vendor by unit sales. While the brand has American roots through its IBM heritage, it is now owned by the Chinese multinational Lenovo. Manufacturing takes place globally, with major hubs in China, although the company maintains facilities in various locations including Monterrey, Mexico and Whitsett, North Carolina to serve local markets.