Lenovo showed off its Legion 9i gaming laptop today at Tech World Shanghai. This machine helps people play games and create them. The laptop sports a huge 18-inch screen with 4K pictures or optional 3D viewing without special glasses. Users can switch between sharp images at 240 Hz or super-fast motion at 440 Hz when speed matters more than detail.
The computer runs on Intel Core Ultra chips with NVIDIA RTX 5090 graphics cards working together at 280 watts. It holds up to 192 GB of memory across four slots for heavy work tasks. Storage reaches 8 TB with four places for drives inside the case. A special cooling system keeps everything running quietly with vapor chambers and four fans placed throughout.
Each laptop lid uses aviation carbon fiber applied by hand, making each one different from the others. The machine ships with three months of PC Game Pass for free games. Buyers can purchase extra support from gaming experts who help with game skills and computer problems. The Legion 9i arrives in June 2025, starting at 4499 euros, but it comes to North America later that year.
The computer runs on Intel Core Ultra chips with NVIDIA RTX 5090 graphics cards working together at 280 watts. It holds up to 192 GB of memory across four slots for heavy work tasks. Storage reaches 8 TB with four places for drives inside the case. A special cooling system keeps everything running quietly with vapor chambers and four fans placed throughout.
Each laptop lid uses aviation carbon fiber applied by hand, making each one different from the others. The machine ships with three months of PC Game Pass for free games. Buyers can purchase extra support from gaming experts who help with game skills and computer problems. The Legion 9i arrives in June 2025, starting at 4499 euros, but it comes to North America later that year.
