CT510
| Company type | Product |
|---|---|
| Industry | Video game console |
| Founded | August 2010 |
| Founder | Lenovo Group, Legend Holdings, Legend Capital |
| Headquarters | China |
| Products | Gaming console (CT510) |
| Parent | Lenovo Group |
The CT510—initially known as iSec and eBox—is a gaming console created by , a company supported by Lenovo with financial backing from Lenovo Group, Legend Holdings, and Legend Capital. Introduced in August 2010 and launched in April 2012, the CT510 was designed specifically for the Chinese market at debut, with intentions to broaden its reach to Asia-Pacific and international markets depending on its performance. Due to China's prohibition on video game consoles, it was promoted as a multimedia entertainment device.
Equipped with a dual-core processor running at 1.8 GHz, the console offers storage capacities ranging from 32GB up to 320GB depending on the version, and it is capable of rendering 3D graphics. User interaction is enabled through motion-sensing controls and a remote control, enhanced by a Softkinetic depth-sensing camera that facilitates immersive gameplay. Positioned to enter China's developing gaming hardware industry, the CT510 capitalized on Lenovo's infrastructure and its strategic focus on regional consumers.
Specifications
The eBox operates without a traditional controller and incorporates video tracking technology comparable to Microsoft's Kinect for the Xbox 360.