Like last year’s model, the Yoga 920 comes in either a 13.9-inch FHD or 4K IPS touch configurations, with the 4K coming with a stated 10.8-hour of battery life. Specs for the device include up to an 8th Generation Intel quad-core Core i7 processor, up to 16GB DDR4 RAM and up to a 1TB SSD. It’s a competitor to HP’s Spectre x360 line, and this year’s Yoga 920 benefits from under-the-hood upgrades. The Yoga 900 series is Lenovo’s flagship convertible, allowing you to rotate the screen 360-degrees to convert the slim Ultrabook into a tablet. Atmos was previously limited to Huawei’s MateBook X, and it looks like that launch partnership is short-lived as the technology-Dolby’s software tuning and hardware speaker design-will also be coming to Lenovo’s flagship Yoga 920. While performance users will appreciate support for faster processors-quad-core is a new addition to the Yoga lineup as previous models use dual-core Core i7 processors- consumers will like appreciate some of the new hardware enhancements, including support for Dolby Atmos speakers to deliver realistic virtual surround sound experiences. Lenovo’s also announcing a unique speaker dock to its Yoga Tab 4 that gives its Android tablet Amazon Echo capabilities and a new Lenovo Explorer virtual reality glasses.

The models Lenovo announced include the Yoga 920, a favorite among consumers with its unique watchband-style convertible hinge design, a mid-range Yoga 720 and the detachable-class IdeaPad Miix 520. Lenovo is refreshing its convertible and detachable PCs for the holiday, bringing notable upgrades like Intel’s recently announced next generation quad-core 8th Generation Core i7 processors, which brings up to a whopping 30 percent speed improvement over the current 7th Generation Kaby Lake processors.

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