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Sixteen years ago, Lenovo took over the ThinkPad when they bought IBM’s personal computer business, and they’ve done some nice things with that brand since then. The current inventory is far from what IBM was making, being significantly lighter, more powerful and with substantially better battery life. They’ve retained a few signature features that go back to the very first 700 series ThinkPad’s made in 1992, and they’re traditionally Intel-powered. With each new generation of hardware, Lenovo has the option to ape its previous designs, loved by many corporate customers, or do something different. Is the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Titanium Yoga Gen 1 more of the same, or a bit of a gamble? (Image credit: Mark Pickavance) Price and availability Lenovo has two standard SKUs of this machine, one at £1,669.99 and the other £1,859.99 inclusive of VAT. The cheaper model has a Core i5-1130G7 processor, and the more expensive option, reviewed here, uses a Core i5 1140G7 CPU. The hardwa...