Lenovo Yoga 7i (15”) 2 in 1 Laptop | i5 11th Gen, 8GB RAM, 512GB SSD - THE DEAL APP

Lenovo Yoga 7i (15”) 2 in 1 Laptop | i5 11th Gen, 8GB RAM, 512GB SSD

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Processor

Processor
The processor (also called CPU) is the "brain" of your computer and enables programs to run. Working in combination with system memory, the power of the processor determines the complexity of software you can run, how many prog... Read More
Processor
The processor (also called CPU) is the "brain" of your computer and enables programs to run. Working in combination with system memory, the power of the processor determines the complexity of software you can run, how many programs you can have open at the same time, and how fast those programs will run. The speed of a processor (measured in GHz), determines how well and how fast your computer can do things like create a spreadsheet, open an image, listen to a song, browse the internet, etc. You’ll see some processors described as dual-core, quad-core, etc. Basically, the more cores a processor has, the better it will be at doing multiple things at the same time. If you are looking for a computer only to open and edit basic files like word processing documents or spreadsheets, you won’t need a particularly fast processor, nor one with multiple cores.
11th Generation Intel® Core™ i5-1135G7 Processor (2.40 GHz, up to 4.20 GHz with Turbo Boost, 4 Cores, 8 Threads, 8 MB Cache)
Operating System

Operating System
The operating system manages the computers programs, files, and devices. Sometimes abbreviated OS, it lets you interact with your device and your programs in a visual way; otherwise, you'd be typing computer code to get anythin... Read More
Operating System
The operating system manages the computers programs, files, and devices. Sometimes abbreviated OS, it lets you interact with your device and your programs in a visual way; otherwise, you'd be typing computer code to get anything done. Windows, Android, and Chrome are common operating systems in Lenovo products. Often, an operating system name appears with a version number – e.g., Windows 10, Android 5.1, etc. This is because operating systems are updated as computer users’ needs evolve along with the technology devised to meet them. The higher a version number, the more recently that version was released. Some operating systems are also tweaked to be more useful for home users or business users, which will also be reflected in the version name (Windows 10 Home, Windows 10 Pro).
Windows 10 Home 64
Display Type

Display Type
The laptop screen or desktop monitor is commonly referred to as it's display. The display’s resolution determines the quality of the image. Resolution is a measurement of how sharp, or realistic, your computer’s images are. It ... Read More
Display Type
The laptop screen or desktop monitor is commonly referred to as it's display. The display’s resolution determines the quality of the image. Resolution is a measurement of how sharp, or realistic, your computer’s images are. It refers to the number of pixels – tiny points of color – viewable on the rectangular screen, horizontally and vertically. It might be expressed as 1280 x 720, which means the visible rectangle on that particular display shows 1280 pixels horizontally and 720 pixels vertically. The higher a display’s resolution, the sharper and more realistic its images are. Common expressions of resolution, in order from least sharp to sharpest, include HD (high definition), HD+, FHD (full high definition), QHD (quad high definition), and UHD (ultra-high definition) or 4k.
15.6" FHD (1920 x 1080) IPS, touchscreen, 250 nits
Memory

Memory
A computer's memory, also know as random-access memory (RAM), helps your processor tackle multiple tasks at once. Memory is typically measured in Gigabytes (GB). A higher number of GB helps when a user wants to run multiple pro... Read More
Memory
A computer's memory, also know as random-access memory (RAM), helps your processor tackle multiple tasks at once. Memory is typically measured in Gigabytes (GB). A higher number of GB helps when a user wants to run multiple programs at the same time, and enables the computer to “keep up” with its various tasks at that time. You may also see memory described as DDR3, DDR4, etc. “DDR” stands for “Double Data Rate” and processes data approximately twice as fast as a standard memory module. When a number appears after “DDR,” that type of memory is approximately twice as fast as the previous generation – DDR2 is twice as fast as DDR, DDR3 is twice as fast as DDR2, and DDR4 is twice as fast as DDR3.
8 GB DDR4 3200MHz (Soldered)
Hard Drive

Hard Drive
The hard drive is where a computer keeps all documents, pictures, music, programs, and other data for the user. If you have created, loaded, and/or saved files, they are kept on a storage drive. The size of a storage drive is m... Read More
Hard Drive
The hard drive is where a computer keeps all documents, pictures, music, programs, and other data for the user. If you have created, loaded, and/or saved files, they are kept on a storage drive. The size of a storage drive is measured in storage units called “Bytes” – from kilobytes or kB (1000 Bytes), Megabytes or MB (1000 kB), Gigabytes or GB (1000 MB), Terrabytes or TB (1000 GB), and higher. The higher the number, the more files your drive can store. Storage drives are categorized as hard drives (HDD or hard disk drive) or solid state drives (SSD). The difference between these types of drives is the method used to record and access data. An HDD uses a spinning disk, which slows down the speed of accessing that data. However, it can typically hold more data than an SSD. The spin rate of a hard drive is measured in revolutions per minute (RPM), the higher the RPM, the quicker it can access data.
512 GB PCIe SSD
Warranty
1 year Depot or Carry-in
Graphics

Graphics
The graphics card determines how many colors can be displayed, how sharp the images appear, and how well videos or games run without stuttering or pausing. Integrated graphics cards are less expensive and less draining on a com... Read More
Graphics
The graphics card determines how many colors can be displayed, how sharp the images appear, and how well videos or games run without stuttering or pausing. Integrated graphics cards are less expensive and less draining on a computer’s power, but they must share that computer’s memory and processor, thereby slowing down the system. Dedicated, or discrete, graphics cards enable you to run advanced programs such as games or design packages more smoothly because of their dedicated memory and power. They do cost and weigh more and tend to drain power, but that's the tradeoff for producing higher-quality graphics and accelerating games, photo-editing software, illustration software, and other graphics-intensive applications. Dedicated graphic card names usually end with a reference to the amount of dedicated memory – 1 GB, 2 GB, etc.
Integrated Intel® Iris® Xe Graphics
Camera
720p HD
Fingerprint Reader
Fingerprint Reader
Keyboard
Backlit - US English
Wireless

Wireless
Wireless networking indicates that a device can connect via Wi-Fi to other devices without using cables or cords.
Wireless
Wireless networking indicates that a device can connect via Wi-Fi to other devices without using cables or cords.
Wi-Fi 6 802.11AX (2 x 2) & Bluetooth® 5.0