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The Slim 7i Carbon's body is a mix of magnesium alloy and carbon fiber.

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In the other direction in size is the 13.3-inch Slim 7i Carbon. It's made from magnesium alloy reinforced with carbon fiber giving it a starting weight of less than a kilogram. For as light as it is, though, I could open it with one hand without it skittering across the table. I expect this one will offer strong performance for its size, too, with up to an Intel Core i7-1260P processor and up to 32GB of memory. The Slim 7i Carbon is also expected in June starting at $1,299. 

The flagship of the line is the Slim 9i, though. It's a carbon-neutral-certified laptop that's covered in glass and has a choice of either a 2.8K- or 4K-resolution 14-inch OLED touch display. This is an Intel Evo laptop with 12th-gen Intel processors, so mobile performance should be snappy and battery life should last all-day. 



The Slim 9i's glass-covered body helps separate it from the Slim 7i.

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The Slim 9i will also have Lenovo's next-gen AI features to optimize performance and cooling as well as enhanced privacy and security. Lenovo also demoed the Bowers and Wilkins-tuned quad-speaker system for me on this model and the audio was bright, loud and clear. Plus it was smart enough to stop when I walked away from the laptop and start again when I returned. Basically, if you're looking for bells and whistles, this is likely the one to get when it arrives in June starting at $1,799. 

However, although the Slim 9i is the flashy flagship, there's an option that's between it and the 16-inch Slim 7, and that's the Lenovo Slim 7 or 7i Pro X. It's a 14.5-inch laptop, again with up to an Intel Core i7-12700H or AMD Ryzen 9 6900HS Creator Edition processors and paired with either Nvidia GTX 1650 or RTX 3050 discrete graphics, up to 32GB of DDR5 6,400MHz RAM and a 1TB PCIe Gen 4 SSD. 



Lenovo Slim 7/7i Pro X is a little laptop with big performance. 

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The X in the name refers to Lenovo's X Power feature, which it says are specific tunings to push the laptop's performance based on what you're doing. So if you want something with the higher performance of the larger 16-inch Slim 7 but in a smaller package, the Pro X seems like that middle ground. 

Intel versions of the Slim 7i Pro X will start at $1,699 and the AMD Slim 7 Pro X will be at $1,499. Both are expected to be available in June. 















































































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