Lenovo Yoga 910 leak shows narrower bezels and a larger 13.9-inch screen

With IDF underway and Kaby Lake out of its wrapper, the first notebooks sporting the new generation of Intel processors are expected to appear within the next few weeks if not already. The Lenovo Yoga 910 has apparently been leaked by blogger Roland Quandt who has tweeted a picture of the device for all to see.

The Yoga 910 should be Lenovo's upcoming flagship convertible for the consumer market (as opposed to the business-centric ThinkPad X1 Yoga) and the successor to the current and well-received Yoga 900. The most visually striking characteristic looks to be its new 13.9-inch display on a much narrower bezel that echos the recent XPS 13 and XPS 15. In comparison, the Yoga 900 uses a smaller 13.3-inch display on a much wider bezel. In essence, Lenovo has combined the best characteristic of the XPS 13 with the multi-purpose wristband hinge of the high-end Yoga series.

The sole image also shows that much of the Yoga 910 remains fairly similar to the Yoga 900 regarding its design and thickness, though some connectivity options may have been dropped in favor of a USB Type-C port. According to Quandt, we can expect the Yoga 910 to be equipped with a Core i7-6500U Kaby Lake CPU and up to 16 GB RAM. An official reveal will likely to come next month at IFA with a launch date in time for the Holidays.

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