Lenovo’s latest all-in-one desktop PC adds a new twist. The Windows-based Yoga AIO 7 features a hinge behind the display that flips the PC’s monitor vertically.
According to Lenovo, you can “effortlessly swivel” the 27-inch display with a push. Once the monitor changes into a vertical view, your desktop screen automatically adapts to fit the new display format.
The same hinge can also tilt the monitor from a flat view to a 20-degree angle. And "with the Yoga AIO 7’s integrated wireless casting hardware, you can activate the display remotely from a tablet or smartphone without having to turn on your desktop,” Lenovo says. “A future update allows you to display online shows directly to your screen transforming it into a 4K smart TV.”
Lenovo added the rotating ability to help free up desk space. The display uses a 4K IPS panel that supports both 99% DCI-P3 and 99% Adobe RGB color standards. For sound, the Yoga AIO 7 contains two JBL Harman-certified speakers under the display, plus built-in microphones.
In terms of specs, the product can be configured with up to AMD’s Ryzen 7 4800H processor and an Nvidia RTX 2060 GPU. Bundled accessories include a wireless keyboard, mouse, and detachable 5MP web camera up top.
Lenovo plans on selling the all-in-one in select markets in February, starting at $1,599, though it won't arrive in the US until later in the year. It's already on sale in China as the Yoga 27.