Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Titanium Yoga Gen 1 13.5″ Business 2-in-1 PC
Specifications of the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Titanium Yoga Gen 1
Here's the specs sheet of the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Titanium Yoga Gen 1. For comparison against other laptops, use the "Compare Specs" button.
| Brand | Lenovo |
|---|---|
| Laptop type | Convertible 2-in-1 laptop Convertible 2-in-1 laptop with 360-degree hinge Business laptop Premium-class laptop |
| Performance | Mid-range performance |
| Screen size | 13.5-inch |
| Screen resolution | 2256x1504 pixels (very good sharpness) |
| Touchscreen | Yes |
| Other display specs | IPS type (wide viewing angles) Anti-glare coating |
| About displays | Learn about laptop PC displays here. |
| Processor (CPU) | Intel Core i5-1130G7 11th Gen (decent for heavier tasks, besides enabling effortless daily computing) Intel Core i5-1140G7 11th Gen (decent for heavier tasks, besides enabling effortless daily computing) Intel Core i7-1160G7 11th Gen (decent for heavier tasks, besides enabling effortless daily computing) Intel Core i7-1180G7 11th Gen (decent for heavier tasks, besides enabling effortless daily computing) |
| About processors | Laptop's processor (CPU) is the main chip of the system and very important computing performance factor. |
| Graphics (GPU) | Intel Iris Xe graphics of 11th Gen Core i5 / i7 G7 (for light gaming, but with improved smoothness) |
| About graphics | Graphics processor (GPU) is the main factor for 3D gaming performance of a laptop. |
| System memory (RAM) size | 8GB (for comfortable multi-tasking) 16GB (for heavy multi-tasking) |
| About RAM | RAM size determines multi-tasking capability of a laptop. Learn about RAM of laptop PCs here. |
| Data storage | 256GB SSD (decent capacity) 512GB SSD (very good capacity) 1000GB (1TB) SSD (excellent capacity) |
| About storage | Storage capacity determines how much user data you can store locally on your laptop. SSD storage is much faster than HDD storage. Learn about laptop PC data storage here. |
| DVD optical drive | None |
| Keyboard, input | Backlit keyboard without dedicated number pad Touchpad with click buttons built into the surface Pointing stick with accompanying click buttons Touchscreen Active digitizer pen |
| Speakers and audio | Stereo speakers Combo microphone and headphones audio jack |
| Camera | Front-facing web camera HD 720p (standard laptop webcam resolution) Face-recognition camera (supports Windows Hello log-ins) (optional) |
| Wi-Fi wireless | 802.11AX (the latest Wi-Fi standard) |
| Ethernet network port | No |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| USB ports | 2 x USB-C (compact type of USB port) |
| Video ports | Video out via USB-C |
| Media card reader | None |
| Other features | 4G LTE mobile broadband connectivity (optional) Ruggedized chassis Fingerprint reader Thunderbolt 4 high-speed peripheral connectivity technology via USB-C Intel vPro business-class system management technology (optional) |
| Battery | 45 Whr capacity |
| About battery | The battery capacity is decent for powering mid-range notebooks like this. Battery life varies depending on usage, settings, and other factors. |
| Weight | 2.5 pounds |
| Height | 0.5" |
| Width | 11.7" |
| Depth | 9.2" |
| Casing material | Titanium + carbon fiber lid Magnesium / aluminum base |
| Casing color | Silver |
| Windows version | Windows 10 Home (standard Windows version) Windows 10 Pro (Windows with added business-oriented features) |
| Warranty | 1-year |
| Year of release | 2021 |
| Country / region | The listed specs are general / worldwide specs of the model. Some of its specs may vary depending on the particular configuration and region. |
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Fanus –
Lenovo have the new R9000 series which have a 16 inch viewable area and aspect ration of 16:10. God knows why they chose this instead of 17.3, but how does this compare with the other aspect ratios? Your graph doesnt have this
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Dan –
The 16″ 16:10 is a very rare screen type, so that’s the main reason why it’s not included in the already cluttered graph about common laptop screen sizes & ratios. It will be probably added if more 16″ 16:10 models show up on the market.