But now, four and a half years after it originally confirmed its intentions to offer such a device, Lenovo is finally launching its first Windows phone.
But while the device will carry Lenovo's logo, it will actually be marketed under a different name - that of the Japanese carrier that will exclusively offer it.
It's known as the 'SoftBank 503LV', and it will be the first Windows 10 Mobile handset, and the first Lenovo device, offered by SoftBank, parent company of US carrier Sprint.
The device aims to offer a "feeling of luxury" for the business customers at which it's aimed, with a design that features glass on both sides of the handset. Its key specs include:
5-inch TFT LCD with HD (1280x720px) resolution
Octa-core 1.5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 617 SoC
3GB RAM
32GB onboard storage (plus microSDXC card support up to 128GB)
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