The YogaBook 9i 13 will be one of the new models that Lenovo will introduce at the Las Vegas show next week. Evan Blass he shared some filtered images and shows us the device, the biggest news of which is his dual screen.

This type of product isn’t new, and we’ve seen some devices with foldable screens make their way in offering innovative form factors before. Lenovo has something like the spectacular ThinkPad X1 Fold on the market and great experience with convertibles with the Yoga series, which practically “invented” the segment.

By bringing these concepts together, the YogaBook 9i 13 has been developed to appeal to users looking for something different. According to what we see in the pictures, it is a convertible with two identical 13-inch multi-touch screens diagonal, jointed hinges that can be bent 360 degrees. Above one of the screens is an IR-enabled webcam for Windows Hello-compatible facial recognition. It also has a stylus holder.

The image you see on the front cover shows the computer folded in the middle and propped up for desktop use like a laptop, with the bottom screen used as an input device or display.

Another image shows the displays laid out with the YogaBook 9i propped up on a stand to use as a dual-display side-by-side computer in portrait orientation.

The last image shows another typical use of the convertible, a presentation tent format with two screens laid out so that one is in front of the user and the other can be viewed by a third party. You also see a bluetooth keyboard as an input peripheral for users who prefer physical keys to typing on the screen.

And of course using a tablet (very chubby by the way), turning the hinges all the way:

The type of panel used in the displays and their values ​​such as native resolution or brightness are unknown. Neither is the internal hardware used, although Lenoco often uses the “i” last name when using Intel processors, and this may be one of the new models with Raptor Lake Mobile. We’ll let you know next week. This YogaBook 9i 13 looks very good, innovative among so many similar designs and an alternative in new forms to the use of flexible screens, which always have their compromises.