PC makers have experimented with dual-screen notebooks over the years without much success. But the most recent attempt, the Lenovo Yoga Book 9i, could carve its own niche this time round.
Lenovo recently launched the second-gen Yoga Book 9i. It kept the same design, including the origami-like folio stand that makes everything work. But the new version has been upgraded with Intel’s latest Core Ultra processor, just months after the Yoga Book 9i’s debut last August.
According to Mr Gregory Beh, category manager at Lenovo Asia Pacific, Consumer Business, PCs and Smart Device, this quick refresh is due to its great reception in the region. The Yoga Book 9i has been “a runaway success” for Lenovo, though he did not share any sales numbers. “We were selling units even without demo sets,” Mr Beh said. He added that customers had to wait six to eight weeks initially to get their hands on the product.
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