A thin and light laptop for Linux (or Windows) - Lenovo Yoga Slim 7a

The Lenovo Yoga Slim 7 series is positioned as a thin and light laptop line that offers high-quality builds. The series provides a variety of configurations, including options with AMD, Intel and Snapdragon processors. These models target users seeking portability without sacrificing performance.

In the latest review, Constant Geekery examines the Yoga Slim 7a equipped with the Ryzen AI 7 350 processor. The reviewer runs Fedora Linux on the device to assess its compatibility with open-source software. The video also notes that the laptop is capable of operating Windows, a proprietary graphical operating system from Microsoft.

The assessment highlights the Slim 7a's balance of weight, battery life, and display quality, making it a viable option for both Linux enthusiasts and Windows users. Viewers seeking a portable workstation may find the Ryzen AI 7 350's performance adequate for everyday tasks.

Overall, the review positions the Yoga Slim 7a as a competitive choice in the ultrabook market. Its flexible CPU options and thin profile align with the expectations of mobile professionals.

Watch the full review to see how the Yoga Slim 7a handles Linux and Windows: