Lenovo's new ThinkPad L and X series to have built-in NPUs (and the Copilot key)
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Key notes
- Lenovo unveils new ThinkPad laptops with repairability scores of 9 out of 10 from iFixit.
- ThinkPad L series and X13 series boast AI features with built-in Neural Processing Units for faster performance.
- Laptops are made with sustainable materials like 90% recycled magnesium in some ThinkPad X13 models.
- New ThinkPads offer improved cooling, optional 5MP camera, and Wi-Fi 7 connectivity.
Lenovo has launched its latest business laptops, the ThinkPad L series and the ThinkPad X13 series. Including Intel Core Ultra processors with Intel vPro in select models shows off built-in Neural Processing Units (NPUs). These NPUs are designed to accelerate AI tasks like image recognition, natural language processing, and machine learning, resulting in improved performance and faster workflows.
Lenovo has taken a step towards sustainability by using recycled materials in their laptops. The ThinkPad X13 Gen 5 has a cover that is made of 90% recycled magnesium. The ThinkPad L14 Gen 5 and L16 Gen 1 models have a repairability score of 9 out of 10 from iFixit, making them highly repairable.
Here are some important specs
- Users can choose between 13-inch or 13-inch 2-in-1, 14-inch, and a new 16-inch display option with the ThinkPad L16.
- An optional 5MP camera.
- The 16:10 aspect ratio displays, and some models can support up to 64GB RAM.
- Wi-Fi 7 supports select models. Optional 4G LTE or 5G sub6 capabilities.
- Featuring AMD Ryzen PRO 7030 Series processors on select models and ThinkShield security solutions.
The new ThinkPad laptops will be available starting from April 2024, with starting prices ranging from $999 to $1399.
Overall, Lenovo’s latest ThinkPad L series and X13 series offer a compelling selection of business laptops with a focus on repairability, AI features, sustainable materials, and a variety of user-centric improvements.
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