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Lenovo Legion Y9000X (2023) Gaming Laptop Launched in China: Price Starts at ¥12,999

Lenovo Legion Y9000X (2023) Gaming Laptop Launched in China: Price Starts at ¥12,999

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Lenovo has now introduced a new version of its Legion Y9000X gaming laptop with the best specs now available. The gaming device is also sleek in design and light in weight.

Here’s more about the latest device.

Lenovo Legion Y9000X (2023)

The latest gaming laptop from Lenovo equips itself with a 13th gen Intel Core i9-13900H processor and an RTX 4000-series graphics. It also packs a Pro level cooling system which has a new 90mm fan integrated with it. Speaking of the design, the gaming laptop is 17.6mm thin and weighs only about 2.1 kg. A DDR5-5200 RAM of 32GB and a PCIe 4.0 storage of 1TB is also offered on the device. For better gaming, the latest Legion laptop supports features like Fn+Q 6.0, and Legion Zone, and for better productivity, it comes with all the standard features including Windows Hello.

Coming to its display, it features a 16″ large PureSight Pro display with a screen resolution of 3200 x 2000 pixels(3.2K). The device also supports a 100% P3 color gamut, a refresh rate of 165Hz, and a 430 nits brightness rate. The Legion Y9000X(2023) is also equipped with a Harman-branded speaker system enhanced with SmartAMP. The keyboard keys are of 1.5mm and feature an RGB lighting system.

Regarding the battery, the gaming laptop is backed by a 99.9 kWh battery which supports a fast charge feature of upto 140W.

Two variants of the Legion Y9000X(2023) laptop have been made available, one with the RTX 4060 GPU and the other with the RTX 4070 GPU. The base model which is the RTX 4060 variant is priced at CNY 12,999 whereas the top-end model, the RTX 4070 variant has a price of CNY 14,999.

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Sidharth Joseph

A passionate Content Writer from the state of Kerala. He is a MA Graduate in English Language and Literature, and is now working with The Tech Outlook as a Junior Tech Journalist.

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