Lenovo Yoga Slim 9i (14 Inch, Gen 10) Review: Hidden Webcam

GOD CHARBERS HELP US, So have, so much Lenovo added laptop Now there There is Added 9iAdded Pro 9i, the Yoga book 9iAnd now this new arrival – Yoga slim 9i. So much added. So 9i. If you can’t keep all of them straight, I can’t even feel comfortable in the fact that I can’t.

Need to know in slim 9 ay it is the purpose as a premiery offer In this lineupIncluding a hip design, Copilot+ PC featureAnd a feature that hides the webcam behind the LCD, which is called camera-ender-dispel (CUD) technology. (This is the first we saw it – ZTE Was significantly a phone Several years ago with a similar hidden selfie camera)))

Til shimmer

Let’s talk about the rest of the package before I dug the camera technique more deeply. Although it is mostly made from aluminum, the 14 -inch laptop cover is made from the highly reflected sparkling glass in the sound of “tidel”. This is interesting but may be very clever to anyone, which is why the glass IDs came out of the fashion a few years ago.

Photograph: Christopher Nall

The curve in each corner, you will find the only sharp edges on the device where that glass id is finished. And although there is no notch for the webcam of this laptop, there is a bulge behind the cover where the webcam is. As it is, it is not so “under display” because it is “behind the display”, an important difference that creates an ego of bulbs design that you will probably love or hate. (A privacy shutter switch available next to the laptop))

Lenovo was always known for his input experience and offers a best that I have seen in Slim 9I 14, featuring the edge keyboard layout from a wide edge and the keys with great reaction, all amazingly above the small trackpad. I love this small trackpad design very much but users can limit it to more accustomed users in lots of ice skating rinks at their fingertips. On the right of the keyboard, five “fast keys” provide access to easily access to different energy and audio mode, a fingerprint reader and other additional additional.

Photograph: Christopher Nall