The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Titanium Yoga Gen 1 is a 2 in 1 Laptop with a touch screen 13.5", which folds back and converts the Laptop into a Tablet.

• Model 2021
• Screen 13.5" 2256x1504
• Core i7 1160G7-2.1GHz/Tiger Lake (11th Gen)
• Thunderbolt 4, USB-C
• Weight 1.18Kg

The processor it incorporates is the Intel Core i7 1160G7 clocked at 2.1Ghz of the Tiger Lake generation (11th Gen). Usually chosen for demanding applications such as CAD, image processing, video, and sound. Also features an integrated graphics circuit that can be used for light gaming.

Has 16GB RAM DDR4 and is recommended for demanding applications such as image and video processing, music production, and sound editing.

The resolution is 2256x1504. Features an IPS Panel. The advantages of IPS screens are that they provide better viewing angles, color accuracy, better contrast, and low input lag, less image distortion, and generally more natural and accurate color reproduction. These advantages make IPS screens ideal for various uses, such as graphic design, video editing, gaming, and everyday use.

Equipped with a disk SSD of 512GB. This capacity is sufficient for the operating system, for additional programs beyond the basics, and for storing a considerable volume of photos, videos, etc. If it gets full, there is the possibility of purchasing an internal or external disk.

The operating system is Windows 10 Pro. The main difference between Windows 10 Home and Windows 10 Pro is the security of the operating system. Windows 10 Pro is a safer choice in terms of protecting your computer and your information. Additionally, Windows 10 Pro offers useful features such as remote desktop. With this feature, you can remotely connect to another computer in the office.

With the fingerprint capability, in addition to increased security, logging into each account becomes easy and fast. Otherwise, you will always need to type in your security codes.

Finally, it offers connectivity options such as Thunderbolt 4, USB-C.

With Thunderbolt 4 comes support for two 4K screens or one 8K, a significant upgrade compared to Thunderbolt 3 which supports up to one 5K resolution screen. The new standard is compatible with all previous generations of USB devices and uses the classic USB-C to C cables. It also provides power up to 100w for charging devices.