Computers
Lenovo Innovate: Smarter Yoga, Legion, LOQ lineups unveiled
Unlocking smart technologies
Tech companies continue to harness the power of AI to help provide consumers with better devices that are tailor-fit for today’s demands. Lenovo is no exception. At Lenovo’s Innovate 2024 event, the company gave its consumers a glimpse of its future lineup of Yoga, Legion, and LOQ devices for the Asia-Pacific market.
In a nutshell, Lenovo calls these new devices the new standard in terms of what they can offer. The latest computers are all smarter and come equipped with the latest Intel Core Ultra processors (select models) and Copilot in Windows 11.
So, what’s new?
Basically, Lenovo has added even more innovative features, mostly AI-enabled, for all lineups. These enhancements make them even more exceptional. Lenovo consumers know by now what each specific lineup is exceptional at. For instance, the Lenovo Yoga lineup is mainly engineered to help creators. On the other hand, the Lenovo Legion devices are meant to handle gaming effortlessly, on top of other tasks.
Empowering creators
To set the latest Yoga devices apart, Lenovo has equipped them with PureSight Pro and Puresight OLED displays. These color-calibrated screens deliver greater brightness, contrast, and accuracy that meet the demands of creators for precise visual work — whether it’s graphic design, photo editing, or video production.
The Yoga laptops also have a Copilot key shortcut to assist users right away with the help of AI. Specifically, the Yoga 9i 2-in-1 and Yoga Pro 9i incorporate Lenovo AI Engine+ driven by Lenovo’s LA AI Core chips. This utilizes software machine learning algorithms, leading to a more optimized system performance.
Lastly, the Yoga lineup is enhanced with Lenovo Creator Zone. This generative AI software turns text or sketches into visuals to aid creators. Select Yoga Pro laptops will also support image training, where creators can train a personalized model that learns and creates images that match their preferences.
Advanced gaming performance
On the gaming side, Lenovo’s Legion and LOQ products likewise now harness the capabilities of Lenovo LA AI Core chips. These allow higher FPS and improved power efficiency to handle titles better and provide gamers the top-tier experience.
Furthermore, Lenovo has introduced the Legion Coldfront: Hyper thermal solution exclusively for the Intel-based Legion 7i and Legion 5i. This new cooling system transforms the airflow within the chassis, channeling hot air from the chips to optimize heat exchange.
LOQ laptops, meanwhile, debut the new hyperchamber thermal technology to keep processors cooler. This technology draws out up to an additional 25W power in Extreme Mode, while keeping temperatures lower.
New PCs
Here are the new Lenovo PCs to be introduced to the Asia-Pacific market, for your perusal.
The new Lenovo Yoga lineup includes:
- Lenovo Yoga Book 9i (13-inch, Gen 9)
- Lenovo Yoga Pro 9i (16-inch, Gen 9)
- Lenovo Yoga Pro 7i (14-inch, Gen 9)
- Lenovo Yoga 9i 2-in-1 (14-inch, Gen 9)
- Lenovo Yoga 7i 2-in-1 (14 and 16-inch, Gen 9)
- Lenovo Yoga Pro Bluetooth Mouse, Yoga 600 Bluetooth Silent Mouse, Yoga True Wireless Stereo Earbuds, and Lenovo Yoga Sleeve
Meanwhile, the latest generation Lenovo Legion and LOQ models include:
- Lenovo Legion 7i (16-inch, Gen 9)
- Lenovo Legion 5i (16-inch, Gen 9)
- Lenovo Legion Slim 5 (16-inch, Gen 9)
- Lenovo Legion 9i (16-inch, Gen 9)
- Lenovo Legion Pro 7i (16-inch, Gen 9)
- Lenovo Legion Pro 5i (16-inch, Gen 9)
- Lenovo Legion Tower 7i
- Lenovo Legion Tower 5i
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