Lenovo Yoga laptop with Intel 14th generation Meteor Lake CPU leaked online!

Lenovo Yoga is our most popular line of ultra-light, portable Windows machines. As you know, Intel recently announced its 14th generation processors based on the Meteor Lake architecture. Intel is now using a new “Core Ultra” branding for these processors compared to the previous Core i series branding. Lenovo Yoga laptops equipped with Intel 14th Gen Meteor Lake processors and Core Ultra branding have now been spotted online.

Intel 14th Generation Meteor Lake Laptops Spotted Online

Lenovo Yoga Pro 7 is an upcoming laptop with capable specs such as a 3K resolution screen, 32GB DDR5 memory, and 1TB of PCIe SSD storage. The laptop is listed on the Bulgaria-based retailer’s website and is powered by an Intel Core Meteor Lake processor. This list was originally shared by X user (ex-Twitter) @momomo_us, a well-known hardware leaker . Two variants of Intel 14th Gen Meteor Lake CPUs have been leaked.

• Intel Core Ultra 5 125H
• Intel Core Ultra 7 155H

Both of these CPUs come under the Core Ultra brand, meaning they’re among the fastest 14th Gen Meteor Lake chips for laptops. Non-Ultra CPUs will be slower. Talking about these processors, the Intel Core Ultra 7 155H is expected to have a 16-core configuration with 22 threads. Another CPU, the Intel Core Ultra 5 125H , will be offered in a 14-core configuration with 18 threads.

Of course, both of these CPUs should come with all the new features of Intel Meteor Lake, as discussed here. This includes Arc graphics, so the Yoga Pro 7 with these processors should be fast enough for even some intensive gaming. Speaking of the prices of these laptops, the Core Ultra 5 125H version of the upcoming Yoga Pro 7 laptop is priced at 2,948 лв (Bulgarian Lev), or $1,599. The Core Ultra 7 155H variant is listed for 2,579 лв (Bulgarian Lev), which translates to $1,399.

These are preliminary prices for Lenovo’s flagship laptops powered by Intel 14th Gen Meteor Lake CPUs. Please note that the final price may therefore vary. Decisions will be based on region and future lineup changes. The proper processor lineup and naming has yet to be revealed by Intel, so take this with a grain of salt. All we (officially) know is that there will be Core and Core Ultra chips under the 14th generation Meteor Lake architecture.

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