Lenovo also brought** ThinkBook 13X notebook, which belongs to the *** high appearance, compact body, and a bit of Dell XPS posture, which is one of the exciting notebooks at this CES conference.
* The general design remains the same, the A-side is matte and color-matching, the fuselage is thin and light, and there is almost no bezel on both sides of the keyboard, the difference is that the edge of the screen has become an anti-"bang" design.
In terms of screen, the ThinkBook 13x is equipped with 135-inch IPS screen, 3:2 aspect ratio, 28K resolution, 500 nits of brightness, HDR400 certification and Dolby Vision, and support for 120Hz refresh rate.
The body is well controlled, **Thinkbook 13x thick 129mm, less than a kilogram, weighs 997 grams; But the internal configuration is not bad, equipped with Intel's latest Core Ultra series processors, equipped with a 120Hz high brush screen, the key is that the battery is not small, giving 74wh.
In terms of memory and storage, it offers up to 32GB LPDDR5X-8400 MHz high-frequency memory and up to 2 TB PCIe 40 ssd。
The expansion is also decent, **ThinkBook 13X includes three Thunderbolt 4 (40Gbit S) and 35mm headphone jack with support for Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 52。
Finally, it integrates fingerprint recognition, comes with four speakers, and the top is a 1080p infrared camera, which supports facial recognition login.
Lenovo** Thinkbook 13X will be launched in mid-March, priced at 1199 euros (about 9400 yuan), abroad** for reference only, and the old models on sale in China start at 5499 yuan (Core i5-1235U, 16GB+512GB).