Lenovo’s Yoga Slim 9i is the first laptop to have an under-display camera

Lenovo made history with its new Yoga Slim 9i laptop, which has a camera under the display similar to a phone In other words, the 32 megapixel camera is located under the screen where you can’t see it, but it can capture video and images well. U it is also updated with a bigger screen, an NPU and a higher peak brightness.

Having an under-display camera allows device manufacturers to use thinner bezels. In the case of Yoga Slim 9i, Lenovo was able to achieve what it calls a world first: a 98 percent screen-to-body-ratio in a laptop, which the company claims is a world first. In addition, the 4K120 OLED touch display measures 14 inches. Its PureSight certification includes 100 percent sRGB and Adobe RGB support. In addition, the Yoga Slim 9i has a maximum brightness of 750 nits, and supports VESA DisplayHDR True Black 600.

The Yoga Slim 9i is able to manage AI tasks, thanks to an Intel Core Ultra 7 processor and with 48 trillion operations per second (TOPS) NPU. The 75WHr battery provides up to 17 hours of battery life. Graphics are handled by a single memory access Intel Arc GPU.

The Yoga Slim 9i can come with 1TB of storage and 32GB of RAM, making it a portable workhorse of a laptop. As for ports, there are two Thunderbolt 4 ports in addition to the charging-only USB-C port.

The latest Yoga Book 9i also received many . The size of the screen has been increased from 13.3 inches to a full 14 inches, and the brightness of 400 nits has been increased to 750 nits. The new model has a 94% screen-to-body-ratio, a little more than two percent from the previous generation. Plus, it now has AI capabilities thanks to the new hardware.

Finally, we can take a brief look at the Yoga 9i 2-in-1 Aura Edition, a convertible laptop. The 14-inch 2.8K120 screen supports multi-touch and has a maximum brightness of 1100 nits. It also has Smart Modes that allow users to quickly customize settings. At 2.91 pounds, it’s easy to carry around for work.