[caption id="attachment_4389" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Yoga Slim 950i[/caption] Lenovo Japan GK will release the 13.9 mm thick 14-inch slim...
Yoga Slim 950i
Lenovo Japan GK will release the 13.9 mm thick 14-inch slim mobile notebook 〝Yoga Slim 950i〟 on the 15th. The price is 229,800 yen (excluding tax).
It is the 14-inch version of the 13.3-inch mobile notebook YOGA Slim 750i released in December of last year (2020), and is positioned as a flagship model. The housing is CNC machined from aluminum, but features an executive specification with a genuine leather cover. The display uses Contour Glass, and the edges are curved. The palm rest will be made of glass.
The resolution is 4K (3,840 x 2,160 dots) and supports touch operation. sRGB 100% color reproducibility, compatible with Dolby Vision and Display HDR 400, and high brightness specifications of 500 cd / sq.m. In addition to the blue light reduction function that reduces the strain on the eyes, it also has a privacy shutter that physically blocks the webcam. By supporting the Intel Evo platform, it is possible to wake up from sleep at high speed.
The main specifications are that the CPU is equipped with Core i7-1165G7 (4 cores / 8 threads, maximum 4.7 GHz, Iris Xe Graphics), memory 16 GB, NVMe SSD 1TB, 14-inch IPS 4K liquid crystal, Windows 10 Home.
The interface is equipped with Thunderbolt 4×3, Wi-Fi 6 (IEEE 802.11ax), microphone / headphone jack, etc.
The main body size is about 318 x 200.7 x 13.9 mm (width x depth x height), and the weight is about 1.31 kg.
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