Lenovo showcased a lot of devices at the International 2015 Consumer Electronics Show, such as their upcoming P90 and Vibe X2 Pro smartphones and their wearable Vibe Band VB10.

The Chinese manufacturing company introduced a total of three gadgets during the conference held in Las Vegas, Nevada. The team also provided more in-depth information about the gadgets on their official website and also stated the possible release dates for each.

The P90 smartphone is the first handset to be powered by the combined XMM 7260 LTE-Advanced modem and the 64-bit Intel Atom processor. It comes with a 5.5-inch display, an internal 2GB RAM and storage memory of 32GB. It has a 5mp front camera, 13mp rear camera and comes with optimal stabilization.

It will be rolled out to stores outside the United States in February, and will come in red, black, or white at $369.

The Vibe X2 Pro smartphone, on the other hand, operates with a 64-bit Snapdragon 615 octacore processor. It boasts a 5.3-inch HD display, an internal 3GB RAM and 32GB of storage memory. It comes with a front and rear camera of 13mp, respectively, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi capabilities and runs the Android 4.4 KitKat.

It also comes with the Selfie Flash Xtension accessory that can be plugged into the 3.5 mm audio jack found on top of the smartphone.

The Vibe X20 Pro will be rolled out to stores outside the United States in April, and features a metal body in champagne gold, rock pink, or electric blue at $499.

The Vibe Band VB10 wearable comes with an E-Ink display and can run up to seven days thanks to its powerful battery. It also comes with fitness tracking features and wearers will be able to receive notifications through their Android and iOS phones.

The Vibe Band VB10 will come out in stores worldwide come April at $89.