Lenovo Yoga Slim 7i Aura Edition - Copilot+ PC

All systems can play casual games such as solitaire and Angry Birds. Systems designated as suitable for gaming are more powerful and can play modern mainstream and intensive 3D video games with a frame rate and visual effects that does not make the game stop or stutter.

At least one flash memory-card slot (CF, SD, XD, MS, etc.)

Webcam can be set to scan your face for secure log-in.

A biometric fingerprint reader for logging into your PC.

The diagonal measure of the LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) screen.

The operating system that was installed on the computer at the time it was tested. The operating system is the software that controls the basic operation of the computer. Common examples are Windows and Mac OS. The operating system determines the "look and feel" of the PC.

Also known as the CPU (Central Processing Unit), the processor is responsible for running commands and handling data. Processors come in different speeds and may have two or more cores (ex. dual-core), which let you more quickly process multiple complex tasks. This is the brand, or manufacturer, of the processor.

Also known as the CPU (Central Processing Unit), the processor is responsible for running commands and handling data. Processors come in different speeds and may have two or more cores (ex. dual-core), which let you more quickly process multiple complex tasks. This is the listed model name and speed for the processor.

Also known as RAM, memory is a temporary storage area for data. Its size is an important factor for performance. We recommend at least 4GB of memory, or 8GB if you plan to run several large applications at the same time.

The amount of storage, a permanent area for the operating system, programs and data such as documents, music, and media files. Storage can be a hard drive, an SSD (solid state drive), or hybrid drive.

The video adapter, or graphics card, processes all the data that you see on your screen. They come in different speeds and may be integrated (most common, but is slower and uses up memory) or discrete (which is faster and has its own dedicated memory), and laptops may have one type or both installed. Integrated graphics can be suitable for mostly daily tasks, but consider a dedicated graphics card if you perform demanding media editing or play video games. This is the brand, or manufacturer, of the integrated graphics.

The video adapter, or graphics card, processes all the data that you see on your screen. They come in different speeds and may be integrated (most common, but is slower and uses up memory) or discrete (which is faster and has its own dedicated memory), and laptops may have one type or both installed. Integrated graphics can be suitable for mostly daily tasks, but consider a dedicated graphics card if you perform demanding media editing or play video games. This is the listed model name of the integrated graphics.

The video adapter, or graphics card, processes all the data that you see on your screen. They come in different speeds and may be integrated (most common, but is slower and uses up memory) or discrete (which is faster and has its own dedicated memory), and laptops may have one type or both installed. Integrated graphics can be suitable for mostly daily tasks, but consider a dedicated graphics card if you perform demanding media editing or play video games. This is the brand, or manufacturer, of the dedicated graphics.

The video adapter, or graphics card, processes all the data that you see on your screen. They come in different speeds and may be integrated (most common, but is slower and uses up system memory) or discrete (which is faster and has its own dedicated VRAM memory), and laptops may have one type or both installed. Integrated graphics can be suitable for mostly daily tasks, but consider a dedicated graphics card if you perform demanding media editing or play video games. This is the listed model name and VRAM of the dedicated graphics.

The number of picture elements ("pixels") across the horizontal and vertical dimension of the screen. The higher the resolution within a given size screen, the finer the detail that can be displayed. No scaling is needed to view a picture or movie of this size, or to match the display resolution with the native resolution, sometimes called Default or Recommended.

The maximum listed refresh rate supported by the display. Higher rates can show smoother motions on the screen.

The maximum amount of bits used to indicate the color of a pixel. Screens that support more bits can show more finely-tuned colors; most computers use 8-bit displays.

The height from the table, or thickness, of the computer while closed. This includes the keyboard dock on detachable laptops.

The depth, from the front edge to the back hinge, of the computer while closed. This includes the keyboard dock for detachable laptops.

The width of the computer while closed. This includes the keyboard dock of detachable laptops.

Based on weight and thickness. This includes laptops that may be labeled "Ultrabook," "Sleekbook," "Thin and light," and "Ultrathin," among other terms.

The length in months of the manufacturer's standard warranty.

The length in months of the manufacturer's free technical support by telephone.

The total energy contained in the battery, expressed in Watt-hours. A larger capacity battery will deliver longer battery life, but will add weight and sometimes will extend beyond the edge of the laptop.

Windows computers that come in S Mode can only run apps from the Microsoft Store. This is one way to ensure system security and stability. They can be switched out of S Mode for free, allowing them to run third-party applications. We test computers switched out of S Mode.

The type of built-in 802.11 wireless networking supported. A compatible router is required to get the fastest speeds available.

Maximum speed supported by the wired networking. A compatible router is required to get the fastest speeds available.

Generation and speed of the Thunderbolt port, for connecting peripherals. Later generations may support additional features. For example, Thuderbolt 4 supports up to two 4K monitors or one 8K monitor, compared to one 4K monitor on Thunderbolt 3.

Has an HDMI, DisplayPort, or Thunderbolt video output for sending a digital video signal to a computer monitor or HDTV.

Number of USB ports for printers, flash drives, or other peripherals. This includes ports that may be on the keyboard dock of detachable laptops.

Generation and listed speed supported by the USB ports, allows for faster communication with peripherals such as backup drives.

An HDMI out port for sending a digital video/audio signal to a computer monitor or HDTV.