A tablet that folds flat and packs 6,144 CUDA cores sounds fake, yet leaked images point at a Lenovo Yoga 9n riding NVIDIA's RTX Spark. A twenty-core Arm chip pairs with Blackwell graphics in one package, and a soundbar hinge swings the thing a full 360 degrees.
Tablet, tent, stand, laptop, it flips into all of them. Aluminum shell, IR webcam with a shutter, stylus support, roughly 14 inches of screen. That 2.8K PureSight Pro OLED everyone assumes came from the Intel Yoga 9i is a guess pulled from photos.
Ports look generous: HDMI, two USB-A, two USB-C, and a headphone jack, though USB-C speeds and charging behavior stay unlisted.
RTX Spark reportedly stretches to 128GB of LPDDR5X shared across both halves, and NVIDIA pegs it near a petaflop of low-precision AI grunt, though this machine's memory and power ceiling stay blank. A 15-inch Yoga Pro 9n creator laptop is a separate animal.
Windows-on-Arm has never seen a push this big from NVIDIA, and thermals, battery life, and software compatibility remain open.
Tablet, tent, stand, laptop, it flips into all of them. Aluminum shell, IR webcam with a shutter, stylus support, roughly 14 inches of screen. That 2.8K PureSight Pro OLED everyone assumes came from the Intel Yoga 9i is a guess pulled from photos.
Ports look generous: HDMI, two USB-A, two USB-C, and a headphone jack, though USB-C speeds and charging behavior stay unlisted.
RTX Spark reportedly stretches to 128GB of LPDDR5X shared across both halves, and NVIDIA pegs it near a petaflop of low-precision AI grunt, though this machine's memory and power ceiling stay blank. A 15-inch Yoga Pro 9n creator laptop is a separate animal.
Windows-on-Arm has never seen a push this big from NVIDIA, and thermals, battery life, and software compatibility remain open.
