According to news from this site on March 11, Lenovo Xiaoxin Pro14 2024 AI Core Edition notebook will be available for pre-sale at 0:00 on March 12, and will be officially launched at 0:00 on March 18. The recommended retail price is 6,599 yuan.
This version has a maximum performance release of about 70W and is equipped with 32GB memory and 1TB storage. According to reports, the notebook is equipped with dual full-blooded 2280 M.2 hard drives, a memory frequency of 7647MT/s, and supports custom frequency locking. In terms of battery capacity, it is equipped with an 84Wh battery, which is claimed to easily achieve one-day battery life. Intel Core Ultra 9-185H processor is equipped with a 16-core 22-thread CPU with a turbo frequency of 5.1GHz.
This site summarizes the Xiaoxin Pro 14 2024 Core Edition parameters as follows:
CPU: Intel Core Ultra 5 125H/ Ultra 7 155H /Ultra 9 185H Version
GPU: Intel ARC core graphics card, 2 times performance jump, supports ray tracing, XeSS, etc.
AI unit: new independent AI engine NPU
Memory: optional 32GB 7467MT/s LPDDR5x, AI adaptive/ Three modes of high bandwidth/low latency
Storage: Provides dual Pcle 4.0 M.22280 hard drive slots, standard with one 1TB SSD
Screen: 2.8K 120Hz 600nits OLED, covering 100% DCI -P3 wide color gamut, HDR True Black 500 certified, supports dual Rheinland eye protection certification
Heat dissipation: Extreme Fengshen cooling system, high-performance 3D composite heat pipe, horn-shaped layout keyboard cooling air duct design, new four Vortex frost wind duct, ice-sensing keypad
Battery: 84Wh Big Mac battery (2023 model is 75Wh), local video battery life is about 25.2 hours, real daily simulation battery life is about 10.38 hours
Interface: 2C (including Thunderbolt 4, and additionally supports 20Gbps new speed) 2A HDMI SD card reader
Others: Standard 100W three-pin mini gallium nitride fast charging adapter
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