Lenovo has unveiled its latest PC lineup. The company introduced a wide range of new products and technology concepts, including RTX Spark-powered Yoga models, the Project Swan concept with a screen that expands horizontally, and Project AeroBlade, which features thin cooling.
Lenovo announced a wide range of new consumer and commercial products on 3 September. The lineup includes RTX Spark-powered Yoga laptops, 2-in-1 models, models aimed at younger users and available in 7 colors, and displays featuring inkjet-printed OLED panels.
The 2 Yoga RTX Spark models are the Yoga Pro 9n with a 15-inch 2.5K/165Hz OLED display and the Yoga 9n 2-in-1 with a 16-inch 2.8K OLED display. Launch timing and pricing have not yet been announced. The Yoga 9n has a 92.5Wh battery, while the Yoga 9n 2-in-1 has a 99.9Wh battery.
The IdeaPad Vive comes in 2 sizes, 14 inches and 15 inches, with a choice of Qualcomm Snapdragon X or AMD Ryzen AI 400 series processors. It is expected to launch from October onward, with indicative European pricing starting at €799. Memory is LPDDR5X, up to 24GB, while upgradeability varies by model.
The IdeaCentre AIO i is an all-in-one PC available with 23.8-inch and 27-inch displays, powered by a Core series processor codenamed Wildcat Lake. It is scheduled to launch from November onward, with indicative European pricing starting at €999. Its stand includes wireless charging and RGB adaptive lighting.
The Yoga Tab series will include the Snapdragon 8 Elite-powered Plus Gen 2 with a 13-inch display and the Dimensity 8300 Ultra-powered Gen 2 with an 11.1-inch display. Both are scheduled to launch from September onward, with indicative European pricing starting at €849 and €649, respectively. The Tab Pen Pro 2 with Smart Interactive UX is also included.
In the ThinkCentre series, the ThinkCentre X Ultra, powered by the Ryzen AI Max PRO 400, is a highlight. It is scheduled to launch from November onward, with indicative European pricing starting at €3,100. The ThinkBook lineup will include the 14 Gen 9 and 14X Gen 2, featuring highlight functionality and a thin, lightweight design. Lenovo also announced the ThinkVision P34WD-4v and P27UL-40, both of which support Thunderbolt 4. They are scheduled to launch from early 2027 onward, with indicative pricing of €1,099 for each.
The Project Swan concept uses a rollable OLED panel that expands horizontally. In its standard configuration, it is a 14-inch 4:3 display, but it can expand to a 17-inch 16:9 display at the press of a button. The other concept, Project AeroBlade, uses Frore AirJet technology to achieve a thinner, more efficient design. It is less than 10mm thick, weighs less than 900g, and has no air intake on the bottom, while also addressing dust and water resistance.