Lenovo X1 Carbon

An extension to Lenovo's line of Laptops, the Lenovo X1 Carbon sits within their range. We only have just the one variation for this model that we've discovered, with it being the X1 Carbon. The Lenovo X1 Carbon may be available in a few different colours, however we don't have the data on what they would be.

Containing the i5-7300U processor duel core model of processor that's part of the Seventh Gen Intel Core i5 line of processors, the Lenovo X1 Carbon has a base frequency of 2.60 GHZ, with 3.5 GHz of maximum boost processor frequency, and 3 MB of processor cache, and Kaby Lake being another name for the processor.

The On-board LPDDR3-SDRAM ram can have a maximum of up to 8 GB ram to be configured, along with a 1866 MHz ram clock speed on the internal memory.

There's only the one screen for sale with it being a Full High Definition LED back lit 14 inch screen, using a IPS panel.This model uses a screen that comes with only the one resolution of 1920 x 1080 Pixels. There doesn't seem to be any touch screen version available.

The Lenovo X1 Carbon doesn't use a discrete gpu, and only has the onboard graphics. There's a Intel HD Graphics 620 onboard graphics adaptor, with|and it has|and the graphics has} 300 MHz of base frequency, and 1100 MHz of maximum graphics processing frequency. A max memory of 32 GB is usable by the integrated video processing.

256GB is the total volume of harddrive space that exists with the Lenovo X1 Carbon, with Solid State harddrive types used. You can luckily use memory cards with this version, with MicroSD (TransFlash) cards being accepted.

You can use bluetooth, as a bluetooth hardware comes installed. The ethernet lan port that's installed will let you plug-in as required.

When you get a Lenovo X1 Carbon, you'll get a 3-cell Li-polymer 57 Wh battery.

This one hits 1.13 kilograms on the scales. 15.9 mm x 323.5 mm x 217.1 mm are the total dimensions for the Lenovo X1 Carbon.