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Lenovo in Brief — AeroBlade, AI PCs and September Deals

Lenovo in brief - AeroBlade, AI PCs and September promotions

The past week brought a real avalanche of news from Lenovo - from the revolutionary fanless AeroBlade ultrabook concept, through new AI PCs in the Yoga series equipped with the Nvidia RTX Spark chip, to reviews of proven models such as the ThinkBook 14x and Legion Pro 7i, and an attractive cashback promotion for students. If you want to keep up with what is happening in the world of Lenovo, this roundup is for you.

Project AeroBlade - a fanless ultrabook weighing under 830 grams

Without a doubt, the biggest hit of IFA 2026 in Berlin was Lenovo Project AeroBlade - a concept 14-inch ultrabook that challenges everything we have known so far about portable computers. The device is less than 10 mm thick and weighs under 830 grams, which makes it lighter than many tablets with dedicated keyboards.

The key innovation is the complete elimination of traditional fans. Instead, Lenovo used the Active Flow system developed jointly with Frore Systems, based on AirJet technology. Four AirJet Mini modules use piezoelectric membranes vibrating at an ultrasonic frequency (beyond the range of human hearing), providing a total of 30 watts of heat dissipation capacity - enough for an Intel Lunar Lake processor with a TDP of 17-30 W.

The chassis is made of magnesium and aluminium, and the 14-inch OLED display offers a high screen-to-body ratio. Lenovo equipped the prototype with Thunderbolt 4 and Wi-Fi 7, which, according to the manufacturer, delivers full-value performance without the compromises typical of fanless designs. However, analysts at TechRadar point out that the published AirJet specifications suggest cooling of around 15 W, which raises questions about real-world performance under heavy loads.

Experts at Windows Central believe that AeroBlade is not a distant vision but a real harbinger of Lenovo's upcoming premium flagship - and suggest that the laptop could go on sale within a year. A second concept was also presented at IFA: a 14-inch notebook with a flexible screen that extends to 17 inches, opening up new possibilities for mobile productivity.

Source: Windows Central, Tom's Hardware, TechRadar

Yoga 9n with Nvidia RTX Spark N1X - a next-generation AI PC

Lenovo became the first manufacturer in the world to present a device equipped with the new Nvidia RTX Spark N1X chip - the Yoga 9n 2-in-1. The RTX Spark processor will reach the market in October 2026 and will be available in two configurations. The more powerful one combines a 20-core Grace processor with 6144 GPU cores of Blackwell architecture and support for up to 128 GB of unified memory. The less powerful version offers 18 CPU cores, 5120 GPU cores and a maximum of 32 GB of RAM - this configuration is dedicated exclusively to laptops.

The Yoga 9n is not the only novelty in Lenovo's offer for creators. As part of the expansion of the Yoga portfolio, the company announced a whole range of AI PCs and tablets designed with graphic designers, videographers and developers in mind. The new devices make it possible to work locally with AI models without having to send data to the cloud, which translates into both processing speed and information security.

Importantly for the ecosystem, the RTX Spark N1X will appear not only in laptops - Acer has presented a mini PC with this chip, and systems from Asus, Dell, MSI, HP and Microsoft (Surface Laptop Ultra) are in the queue. The chip is aimed primarily at AI applications and agents, although Nvidia also emphasises its gaming capabilities. Full pricing details remain undisclosed for now.

Source: Tom's Hardware, Lenovo Press

ThinkBook 14x review - a powerful laptop under 900 dollars

NotebookCheck has published a detailed review of the Lenovo ThinkBook 14x and the verdict is clear: it is one of the best laptops in the price segment below 900 dollars. The compact 14-inch machine in an aluminium chassis combines a premium look with solid everyday performance - and on top of that it offers a 120 Hz refresh rate display, which provides smooth scrolling and comfortable work for long hours.

Reviewers praise the ThinkBook 14x for its balanced approach to price compromises. The cooling system copes well with typical office and multimedia workloads, and the battery life places the device among the better results in its class. The aluminium chassis gives the laptop the look of much more expensive hardware.

The article also points out areas where the manufacturer had to cut costs to stay within the price threshold. This does not change the generally positive picture, however - the ThinkBook 14x remains a convincing proposition for professionals looking for mobility and power without overpaying. If you already have an older ThinkBook 14 and are looking for spare parts, it is worth checking our offer before deciding to buy new hardware.

Source: NotebookCheck

Legion Pro 7i delights a gamer - and an AMD vs Intel processor comparison

A post on Reddit made a lot of noise, in which a user replaced a 10-year-old gaming desktop with GTX 980 Ti cards in an SLI configuration with a Lenovo Legion Pro 7i. The result? Over 120 frames per second at maximum graphics settings and - perhaps more importantly - a complete absence of the latency problems that he had previously blamed on the network or game servers. On the Legion Pro 7i the lag simply disappeared, even over a Wi-Fi connection.

Meanwhile, the UltrabookReview website has published a detailed comparison of the latest mobile processor platforms: AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 470 (Gorgon Point, TSMC 4nm FinFET, 4 Zen5 cores + 8 Zen5c cores) versus Intel Core Ultra 9 386H (Panther Lake, Intel 18A). The tests used, among others, the Lenovo Legion 7a with Ryzen AI 9 HX 470, the Lenovo Yoga Pro 9i with Intel Core Ultra 9 386H and the Lenovo Legion 5a with Ryzen AI 7 450.

The results show that both platforms have their strengths, and the choice between AMD and Intel largely depends on the specific use case. For gamers looking for maximum performance combined with mobility, both ecosystems offer convincing arguments. It is worth remembering that older models from the Legion 5 series are also very popular among gamers - and original spare parts are available for them.

Source: Reddit r/Lenovo, UltrabookReview

Lenovo Tab Plus Gen 2 and the TrackPoint in a completely new role

NotebookCheck rated the Lenovo Tab Plus Gen 2 as the tablet with the best audio system in years. Nine speakers, a dedicated subwoofer and Dolby Atmos support make up a specification that practically no competitor on the market can match. The manufacturer also added a new built-in stand that works reliably, which increases comfort when watching films or making video calls. Reviewers wonder, however, whether the tablet also meets the criteria of a device for work, or remains solely in the entertainment category.

In a completely different, surprising context, a well-known element of ThinkPads has appeared - the legendary TrackPoint. The Polish project FooTrack moves the iconic red pointing stick from the keyboard to under the user's foot. The device combines the functionality of a foot mouse and a gamepad, and a pressure sensor makes it possible to control the cursor without taking your hands off the keyboard.

The Polish initiative is a creative reimagining of a technology that has been a hallmark of the ThinkPad series for decades. FooTrack opens up new possibilities for users with disabilities, programmers and everyone looking for alternative ways of interacting with a computer. It is proof that Lenovo's innovations inspire creators around the world to think outside the box.

Source: NotebookCheck, PurePC

AI infrastructure, ESG rating and the Back to University promotion

Lenovo has announced the modernisation of its ThinkAgile Infrastructure line, preparing virtualisation environments for the era of artificial intelligence. The new ThinkAgile offer and the expanded Lenovo Express Solutions deployment services are intended to help enterprises flexibly scale computing resources and efficiently run AI and machine learning applications without the need for a thorough rebuild of their existing IT infrastructure.

At the same time, Lenovo announced an award from Hang Seng Indexes Company - the highest possible AAA rating in the ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) category. Out of around 600 companies assessed, Lenovo achieved the highest overall score in its business category. This repeats the success of 2022 and 2025 and confirms that the company's commitment to sustainable development, business ethics and social responsibility is not just a marketing slogan.

For Polish students and professionals, the ongoing Back to University promotion may be particularly interesting. Lenovo offers cashback of up to 1680 PLN and selected accessories free of charge when purchasing new hardware. September is a natural time to replace a laptop - and it is rare for a manufacturer to offer such concrete savings.

On a global scale, an interesting marketing initiative is worth noting: the Backing Every Business programme, in which Lenovo entered into a partnership with Eva Longoria. Entrepreneurs from seven countries could ask the star business questions via a special hotline or the CallEvaNow.com website, and the answers appeared on her Instagram profile. The programme fits into Lenovo's broader strategy of supporting small and medium-sized businesses in their digital transformation.

Source: Lenovo Press, Lenovo Press, Chip.pl, TechRadar

Mobile market: Lenovo gaming phone and Microsoft price increases

Lenovo is expanding its mobile portfolio - the company has introduced a new gaming phone and further tablets, enriching its offer for gamers and users who value mobile entertainment. The launch is part of the manufacturer's broader trend, which in 2026 is betting on the versatility of its device ecosystem - from ultraslims to tablets with exceptional audio and gaming smartphones.

Against the backdrop of Lenovo's expansion, the troubles of the competition are even more visible. Microsoft has announced the end of production of large Surface Hub displays and price increases across the entire Surface line - both laptops and tablets. The justification is the rising cost of RAM and storage. Analysts point out that rising component prices will become the new normal on the market, and manufacturers' pricing decisions will be an increasingly predictable element of the technology landscape.

For users who are considering buying new hardware or want to extend the life of their existing laptop, the market situation is clear: prices of new devices are rising, and servicing proven hardware is becoming more and more cost-effective. Owners of older ThinkPad models - e.g. the ThinkPad T480 - can significantly extend the life of their laptop by replacing worn components instead of buying a new computer.

Source: Liliputing

It was an exceptionally rich week in the world of Lenovo - from futuristic concepts to practical reviews and promotions that you can take advantage of today. If you already own a Lenovo laptop and are looking for original spare parts - covers, lids, bezels, keyboards, touchpads, fans, cables and other parts - visit www.abcdeal.pl. In our shop you will find original components for models from the ThinkPad, IdeaPad, Legion and ThinkBook series, thanks to which your hardware will serve you for many more years.

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