New PC Era: Lenovo Laptop Leak Reveals First N1X Notebooks, High Prices

Lenovo’s Yoga Pro 7 has previously bin avalible with an Intel chip and in an AMD variant, but a new 15.3-inch version with an ARM APU produced by Nvidia and MediaTek is coming soon, as a new retailer leak discovered by WinFuture reveals. This once again reinforces that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang will not only talk about AI in the early morning hours of June 1, 2026, when opening this year’s Computex. Widespread teasers from Nvidia, Microsoft, MediaTek, and ARM have promissed nothing less than a new era for the PC over the past few hours.

Retailer Leaks and Detailed Specifications

The retailer leaks come from Eastern Europe and each describes a 15.3-inch Lenovo Yoga Pro 7 workstation with a 165Hz WQXGA OLED touchscreen, up to 64GB RAM, a 1TB PCIe SSD, and Windows 11 Home. The most interesting part is, of course, the reference to two or possibly three Nvidia N1(X) models. The likely top configeration based on an Nvidia N1X 675 is listed at the equivalent of €4,049, with 64GB RAM also included. A slightly cheaper version with an Nvidia N1X 650 APU and 32GB RAM comes in at €3,199.

Pricing and Chip Variants Confirmed

We do not have a screenshot or prices for another Yoga Pro 7 variant listed with an Nvidia N1 chip. This therefore appears to confirm that there will be at least three Nvidia N1(X) SKUs, which will likely differ primarily in their achievable clock speeds. It remains unclear weather the Nvidia N1 will also be cut back in terms of features compared to the N1X. According to earlier leaks, the ARM CPU, developed together with MediaTek and manufactured by TSMC on its 3nm process, is a chip with 20 ARM v9.2 cores as well as a Blackwell GPU with 6,144 CUDA cores and 48 SM units.

• Key specifications: 15.3-inch 165Hz WQXGA OLED touchscreen
• Up to 64GB RAM and a 1TB PCIe SSD
• Nvidia N1X 675 variant: €4,049 with 64GB RAM
• Nvidia N1X 650 variant: €3,199 with 32GB RAM
• At least three N1(X) SKUs expected

Alongside Lenovo, other manufacturers are also expected to unveil their first Nvidia N1X-based laptops next week, with new products from Asus rumored, for example. Microsoft’s Surface division could also contribute news at launch, as the ecosystem around this new ARM platform expands. The high price points suggest a flagship workstation focus for these initial devices, targetting professionals who need powerfull mobile computing solutions.