Raptor Lake and up to 64GB of RAM

Lenovo announced the next-generation ThinkPad X1 Carbon in the run-up to CES 2023. The notebook will be released next year in what’s now known as the eleventh generation. The update occasionally brings an upgrade to existing Intel CPUs, with support for more memory.

In June 2012, Lenovo with ThinkPad X1 Carbon Launched the first Ultrabook. The manufacturer has now announced the eleventh generation of its mobile business device at CES 2023. Besides, Lenovo also has some More products offered, which will appear next year. According to the announcement, the ThinkPad X1 Carbon will be in April 2023 To start. It should be about 1599 euros Ownership change.

Basically, a generation update is a platform upgrade. Accordingly, the design rarely changes anything from the outside. However, the manufacturer is trying to focus more on the topic sustainability to put. So should 90 per cent of the palm Recycled aluminum made, the underside of which is at least 50 percent made. The packaging is also likely to be made of climate-friendly bamboo and sugarcane fibers.

The heart of the notebook is the new Intel Raptor Lake-P platform, whose submission is still pending. Accordingly, Lenovo could not comment on the detailed configuration. However, there will be models with Core i5 and Core i7, with versions with vPro support as well. There are up 64GB LPDDR5 RAM and SSD with a capacity of up to 2 TB, which are connected via PCIe 4.0.

total Five types of screens There will be the ThinkPad X1 Carbon, and they all come in a 16:10 format. Buyers can choose, among other things, between a Full HD panel, 1400p IPS, or an OLED screen with a resolution of 1800p. In all cases, the dimensions of the screen are 14 inches. The notebook is rounded out by Dolby Atmos speakers and Dolby Voice noise reduction.

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