Lenovo’s lineup of new laptops for the back to school season has leaked. New Copilot Plus PCs are being announced at the IFA 2024 trade show.
Lenovo appears ready to launch new more affordable Copilot Plus PCs. Reliable leaker Evan Blass has published a press release from Lenovo that details a variety of Copilot Plus PCs that will be announced at the IFA trade show later this week, including two that are powered by an unannounced 8-core Qualcomm Snapdragon X Plus chip.
This European pricing suggests we’ll see Copilot Plus PCs launch at €200 less than the €1,199 retail price of the Surface Laptop 7 — technically the cheapest Copilot Plus PC right now. It’s not clear if the US pricing of Lenovo’s new Copilot Plus PCs will come close to the discounts we’re seeing to full retail pricing on some models, though. You can currently purchase a Dell Inspiron 14 Plus for $799.99, or a HP OmniBook X for $899.99.
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