Lenovo Yoga 9n 2-in-1

RTX Spark Learns to Fold

The Lenovo Yoga 9n 2-in-1 places Nvidia's new RTX Spark platform inside a convertible laptop. Its 360-degree hinge turns the 16-inch machine into a tablet, presentation screen, or tent-style gaming display. That flexibility makes it a very different showcase for Spark than the workstation-shaped laptops announced alongside it.

Blackwell Graphics Share the Memory Pool

RTX Spark combines a Grace processor with up to 20 CPU cores and Blackwell graphics with as many as 6,144 GPU cores. The Yoga can be configured with up to 64GB of unified memory, allowing the CPU and GPU to work from the same pool. The architecture is aimed at local AI, creative work, and gaming without a separate conventional graphics chip.

An OLED Made for Touch and Motion

The 16-inch OLED has a 2,880-by-1,800 resolution and an adaptive refresh range from 30Hz to 120Hz. Peak HDR brightness reaches 1,100 nits, with full sRGB and P3 color coverage claimed by Lenovo. Touch and stylus support give the rotating screen a purpose for drawing and handwritten work as well as media.

A Full Battery for an Unusual Convertible

A 99.9Wh battery uses nearly the maximum capacity commonly allowed in carry-on luggage. That size matters in a machine driving a large OLED and powerful unified processor. Lenovo unveiled the Yoga 9n 2-in-1 at IFA 2026, but has not yet announced its price or retail timing.