Lenovo’s presence at IFA 2026 has given the public a taste of its latest Yoga lineup powered by the NVIDIA RTX Spark chip that packs performance and flexibility into a single device.
Leading the charge is the Yoga Pro 9n, a 15-inch creator laptop powered by NVIDIA’s RTX Spark chip with up to 128GB of unified memory that can satisfy the needs of local AI development, content creation, and 3D rendering. It also handles proper gaming, giving creators and developers one machine that covers both work and downtime. A PureSight Pro OLED display and Lenovo’s X Power thermal system keep things running smoothly even in a slim, portable chassis.
If flexibility matters more than raw horsepower, the Yoga 9n 2-in-1 is the one to look at. It packs the same RTX Spark chip with up to 64GB of memory into a 360-degree convertible design, and its standout feature is dual-surface pen input, letting you write or draw on either the OLED display or the haptic Force Pad depending on what feels right for the task. Paired with the new Yoga Pen Gen 2, it supports low-latency input with tilt sensitivity and palm rejection, and the whole thing shifts fluidly between laptop, tablet, tent, stand, and canvas modes as a project evolves.
On the tablet side, Lenovo introduced the Yoga Tab Plus Gen 2 and Yoga Tab Gen 2, both leaning heavily into multimodal AI interaction through pen, voice, vision, and touch. The Plus model is the performance pick, running on Snapdragon’s 8 Elite platform with a 13-inch 4K display aimed at digital artists and designers, while the standard Yoga Tab Gen 2 goes for portability instead, weighing just 480 grams in an 11-inch form factor powered by MediaTek’s Dimensity 9500s. Both support gesture-based interactions like Click to Draw and Squeeze to Select, and both launch on Android 17 with a genuinely impressive seven years of promised security updates through 2033.
Tying everything together is Lenovo Qira, the company’s ambient AI assistant that runs across supported Yoga devices, helping retain context and pick up where you left off as a project moves from one device to another. Lenovo also previewed something called Smart Canvas Concept, a cross-device experience letting you start a task on one Lenovo device and continue it seamlessly on another, demoed at the event using the Yoga AIO i Aura Edition alongside the new Yoga Tab Gen 2.
