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English => News => Topic started by: Redaktion on May 31, 2026, 04:08:07

Title: New PC era: Lenovo laptop leak unveils first Nvidia N1X notebooks and high prices
Post by: Redaktion on May 31, 2026, 04:08:07
The new PC era announced by Nvidia might be starting with Lenovo. A new retailer leak just a few hours before the official launch event reveals not only a new Lenovo Yoga Pro 7 laptop based on Nvidia's ARM APU, but also three planned model variants and prices. The latter do not necessarily point to a price war with the Snapdragon X2 Elite.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/New-PC-era-Lenovo-laptop-leak-unveils-first-Nvidia-N1X-notebooks-and-high-prices.1311489.0.html
Title: Re: New PC era: Lenovo laptop leak unveils first Nvidia N1X notebooks and high prices
Post by: Woof on May 31, 2026, 04:24:51
I feel like I'm going blind just thinking about the OLED's painful PWM.
Title: Re: New PC era: Lenovo laptop leak unveils first Nvidia N1X notebooks and high prices
Post by: Lasha on May 31, 2026, 11:18:22
hopefully there will be mini leds, or high pwm panels, like Macbooks
Title: Re: New PC era: Lenovo laptop leak unveils first Nvidia N1X notebooks and high prices
Post by: X on May 31, 2026, 14:44:30
I really feel bad for people who can't tolerate OLED screens... They're kind of left behind with old tech and miss out on the great colors and contrast these panels offer. It really sucks for them.

Hopefully there's a new technology that comes out which their eyes can tolerate better, because they're missing out.
Title: Re: New PC era: Lenovo laptop leak unveils first Nvidia N1X notebooks and high prices
Post by: @davidm on May 31, 2026, 21:30:13
I think davidm wrote a comment here regarding hoping for thunderbolt (4) support but turn deleted it?

I highly doubt this will support it because neither did the DGX Spark / GB10 which these mobile chips are based on.

Thunderbolt support is kind of a mess on arm. Besides Apple partly because they co-developed the standard with Intel, so they're allowed to use it royalty free from what I understand.
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