Everything Lenovo and Motorola unveiled today at Europe’s biggest electronics conference

The holidays are just around the corner — not really — and Lenovo/Motorola took the stage at the IFA consumer electronics show in Berlin today to unveil its next generation of computers, tablets, phones, and smartwatches.

Here’s everything the Chinese company wants you to put on your wish list this year.

The new Moto 360 and Moto 360 Sport

Lenovo-owned Motorola today unveiled the next generation of its round Moto 360 smartwatch line, featuring two sizes for men — 46mm and 42mm, a sport model with GPS, a women’s collection available just in the 42mm size, and customization support via Motorola’s Moto Maker service.

The updated 360 will set you back between $300 and $430, depending on which model you choose. Eager Android Wear fans can preorder the new 360 now online — but you’ll have to wait for the new sport model — “We’ll share more details on Moto 360 Sport availability soon,” said Motorola.

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A ‘dual selfie camera’ smartphone

Today Lenovo revealed its Vibe S1 smartphone featuring two front-facing cameras.

That’s right — the Vibe S1 is all about taking selfies. Equipped with an 8-megapixel main camera for capturing detail and a 2-megapixel camera for depth, this phone also features editing tools for creating the ultimate selfie. In contrast, the iPhone 6 Plus features a 1.2-megapixel front-facing camera; even the Samsung S6 Edge tops out at 5 megapixels for its front-facing camera.

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A new Yoga tablet

Lenovo also raised the curtain on the Yoga Tab 3 Pro. The projector-equipped tablet comes with a new design, a Dolby Atmos sound bar on the stand that is supposed to make it more powerful, 18 hours of battery life, and a 10.1-inch QHD screen.

Lenovo also released the Yoga Tab 3, which comes in two sizes, 8 inch and 10 inch. It features a 180 degree rotatable camera and up to 20 hours of battery life. This tablet also supports LTE.

Laptops, desktops, convertibles, and gaming computers

Of course Lenovo had to showcase its new set of computers.

• The Chinese giant pushed the new ThinkPad Yoga 260 and 460 convertibles, which both come with a 12.5-inch display and are supposed to connect faster to the Web with an optional LTE-Advanced wireless WAN.
• A new set of gaming computers, in both desktop and laptop form. Lenovo also ventured into the accessory market for gamers. New accessories include a programmable mouse, a gaming headset, and branded backpacks.
• The ThinkCentre M900 Tiny is Lenovo’s bet for an “ultra-powerful desktop” with emphasis on “performance, reliability and unmatched expansion options.”