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What is the type of font used in the LENOVO logo?

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Could you kindly tell me what type of font are both LENOVO logos? Thank you.

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Solved by Kevin Thompson

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Neither is a straight setting of typeface (logotypes rarely are).

The old logo may have started with, or been inspired by, Univers Extra Black Extended Oblique. Aeoenis, while too new to have anything to do with the original logotype, is also similar (especially for the n).

For the new logo, Montserrat Alternates Bold is quite similar.

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3 hours ago, Kevin Thompson said:

Neither is a straight setting of typeface (logotypes rarely are).

The old logo may have started with, or been inspired by, Univers Extra Black Extended Oblique. Aeoenis, while too new to have anything to do with the original logotype, is also similar (especially for the n).

For the new logo, Montserrat Alternates Bold is quite similar.

Talking about the fonts used in the latest LENOVO logo, I found another type of font that can be used: "pf lindemann sans". Anyway, thank you very much for your answer.

You asked “what type of font are both LENOVO logos,” and I addressed both—as I said above, the new logo is quite similar to Montserrat Alternates Bold.

Neither logo is a straight setting of a typeface—both are custom lettering.

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4 minutes ago, Kevin Thompson said:

You asked “what type of font are both LENOVO logos,” and I addressed both—as I said above, the new logo is quite similar to Montserrat Alternates Bold.

Neither logo is a straight setting of a typeface—both are custom lettering.

 

I appreciate you very much because you have been of great help! Thanks and regards.

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Kevin don't worry. Also thank you very much again.👍

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