Lenovo is preparing its first convertible laptop, the Yoga 9n, with NVIDIA RTX Spark

According to the leak, the new Lenovo Yoga 9n will feature a 2-in-1 form factor, combining laptop and tablet modes, and the touchscreen will support stylus input. The published images also reveal an infrared camera for Windows Hello login and a wide range of ports, including USB-C and USB-A.   The new device's key feature will be the NVIDIA RTX Spark (N1X) platform. It combines a 20-core NVIDIA Grace ARM processor and Blackwell graphics with hardware-accelerated AI. The architecture is designed not only for high performance but also for running local AI models and intelligent assistants directly on the laptop.   According to online reports, the Yoga 9n will feature a 14-inch PureSight Pro OLED panel with a 2.8K resolution. Interestingly, the Yoga 9n designation appeared in Lenovo's model database as early as 2026—long before the official announcement of the RTX Spark platform. This indirectly confirms that the device's development was conducted in parallel with the creation of NVIDIA's new ARM chip.   The official announcement date, pricing, and memory configurations have not yet been revealed. The first RTX Spark-based laptops are expected to go on sale in the fall of 2026, and the Yoga 9n will be one of the most unique members of the new lineup thanks to its convertible form factor.