Lenovo has finally launched its latest version of the laptop series under the name ThinkPad X1 2-in-1 Gen 11 Aura Edition in global markets. This anticipated launch comes after the company showcased this convertible computer for the first time during the World Technology Exhibition in January 2026. This completely new version aims to replace the previous tenth generation, which was based on the old Lunar Lake architecture, to offer users a wide range of radical changes and noticeable improvements that are not limited only to providing it with faster and more advanced processors.
Lenovo supplies all versions of this innovative computer with a 58-watt-hour battery and three powerful Thunderbolt 4 ports inside an elegant 14-inch metal chassis with dimensions of 313.5 by 219.3 by 9.4 to 16.4 mm. Although the company referred to Core Ultra
The company provides multiple upgrade options to meet the desires of professionals, as users can choose the more powerful Core Ultra 7 355 processor for an additional cost of 250 euros. The company also offers the possibility of upgrading to a stunning 2.8K OLED screen that supports VRR technology with a refresh rate of 120 Hz, or choosing an ultra-fast PCIe 5.0 drive for an increase of 120 euros and 130 euros, respectively. In addition, the Slim Pen 2 and NFC technology are sold as optional extras, and interestingly, only the versions equipped with the Core Ultra 7 355 processor can be ordered with 16 GB of RAM to save up to 330 euros on the total cost.
The official price of the new ThinkPad In line with its policy of offering flexible options, Lenovo offers the possibility of ordering the device without a pre-installed operating system, which is a smart option that allows buyers to save an additional amount estimated at approximately 60 euros, giving companies and individuals greater freedom to independently choose and install operating systems that are compatible with their specific work environment and their software needs.
Shipping of this advanced laptop to customers is scheduled to begin on March 24 throughout the Eurozone and the United Kingdom. Current expectations indicate that launching the device in other global markets, such as Australia, may take some additional time to begin distribution later in the year, thus Lenovo continues to expand the spread of its leading devices and meet the growing demand for laptops that combine superior performance and compact practical design in various parts of the world.
