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with its line of ThinkPad x1 devices lenovo is going after professionals who are more likely to be huddled around a coffee table than all day at a desk the ThinkPad x1 carbon is the star of the lineup this year with a 14 inch display that goes nearly edge-to-edge allowing lenovo to make its carbon fiber-reinforced body the size of a typical 13 inch laptop it weighs in at two and a half pounds is just more than a half an inch thick but can be configured with a new core i7 processor and can run for more than 15 hours it's packed with wireless options including super fast way gig and 4G LTE and with plenty of other connection options including two Thunderbolt 3 ports you're ready to connect to monitors keyboards or whatever else you need and of course security is important so lenovo includes a fingerprint reader and an IR camera for use with windows hello it looks like an amazing little laptop but if you need the flexibility of a hybrid lenovo updated the x1 yoga 2 and it keeps the same awesome OLED display from last year but adds much of what you'll find in the carbon however you can flip it all the way around for use as a tablet and it comes with an improved pen and a lay flat keyboard and if you'd rather have something that's more tablet than laptop lenovo updated the x1 tablet with the latest Intel processors and wireless features the ThinkPad x1 carbon will be available in February starting at 1350 along with the x1 yoga starting at 1500 the ThinkPad x1 tablet starting at 950 follows in March