Hello Guys welcome let me give you a quick and brief introduction to Lenovo Laptop X1 . Guys it comes in sleek design , light weight and simple . moreover you can carry anywhere it comes with foldable keyword.
The headliner is undoubtedly the 14-inch Dolby Vision HDR touchscreen. With a maximum brightness of 500 nits and 2,560 x 1,440 resolution, it’s a looker, particularly when fed high-quality HDR content. This is the first HDR display to appear on a ThinkPad, and is meant as a replacement for the OLED screen, which is being discontinued.
The definition of versatility, this ultralight 2-in-1 adapts to your business with 4 flexible modes to work, present, create, and connect. Features a stunning display with intense color and deep contrast.
Works the way you do
Thinnest and light 14″ 2-in-1 convertible, the ThinkPad X1 Yoga supports four flexible usage modes for when you want to work, present, create, and connect.
Durable, yet ultrathin & ultralight
The X1 Yoga is tested against military specifications and made to endure extremes. Yet for all its durability, it weights starting just 1.27 kg. Like the rest of the X1 family, this convertible Ultrabook™ is thinnest, light, and tough.
Richer Colors, Sharper Contrast
These self-lighting pixels render a wider range of highly accurate colors, so your work, video, photos, and web pages look better than ever with richer colors and sharper contrast.
3RD-GEN UPDATES TO 8TH-GEN
As you’d expect, the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Yoga 3rd-gen includes Intel’s 8th-generation Core processors, up to the Core i7. That’s paired with up to 16GB of memory, up to 1TB of PCI Express solid-state storage, and Intel UHD 620 graphics. Battery life is quoted at 15 hours. This is all top-tier hardware, but we’d expect no less from a premium 2-in-1.
Powerful performance
The new X1 Yoga features a Windows 7 Pro operating system and up to 6th generation Intel® i7-6600U that means lots of manageability features and enhanced security.
Ultrafast storage options
With ultrafast SSD storage, you can open files and applications more than two times faster.
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