Lenovo releases new 15-inch laptop internationally with 96 GB VRAM and 1,100-nit OLED display
A few weeks have passed since Lenovo began selling the Lenovo Pro 9n in North America. As we discussed at the time, pricing starts at $2,999, making it $400 more expensive than the Surface Laptop Ultra (curr. $2,599 on Amazon).
Incidentally, we have reviewed not just the Surface Laptop Ultra, but also the Asus ProArt P16 of the RTX Spark-backed devices that have been released so far. For reference, Lenovo sells the Lenovo Pro 9n as the Yoga Pro 9n in other markets.
At the time of publication, the 15-inch laptop starts at €3,019-€3,400 in the Eurozone with an 18-core chipset, 32 GB of RAM and a 512 GB SSD. Meanwhile, the same SKU has reached the UK for £2,670, including taxes. Furthermore, Lenovo charges AUD 5,699, HKD 26,030, KRW 4,601,352, MYR 12,301 and SGD 4,101 (~$3,203) for the Yoga Pro 9n in Australia, Hong Kong, South Korea, Malaysia and Singapore, respectively.
It is worth noting that the laptop comes exclusively with a 1 TB SSD in Australia for some reason. Setting that aside, the Yoga Pro 9n can also be configured with the 20-core version of Nvidia's RTX Spark platform, which Lenovo complements with 64 GB or 128 GB of RAM.
As a result, the laptop can assign up to 96 GB as VRAM when configured with 128 GB of RAM. A 2 TB SSD is available too, although Lenovo includes a secondary M.2 2442 slot for adding more storage as needed. By contrast, all SKUs ship with a 92.5 Wh battery that boasts 15 hours of usage when playing locally stored 1080p videos at 150 nits.
Also, the Yoga Pro 9n always contains a 1600p OLED display with a 165 Hz refresh rate and 500/1,100 nits peak brightness when viewing SDR/HDR content. Lenovo levies a small surcharge for a touchscreen with 18-core variants, though. Please see the company's website for more details.
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