Lenovo Korea Officially Launches Yoga Pro 9n in South Korea

Lenovo Korea officially launched the Yoga Pro 9n equipped with NVIDIA RTX Spark in South Korea on October 19. Designed for creators and developers seeking professional-grade performance, the notebook incorporates up to 128GB of unified memory to execute AI models and agents locally without cloud dependency.

Lenovo Korea introduced its latest high-performance machine in South Korea, bringing an on-device AI platform into a Windows laptop chassis. The Yoga Pro 9n is engineered specifically for creators, software developers, and gamers who need heavy-duty processing power without leaning on cloud infrastructure. Kyu-shik Shin, GM of Lenovo Korea, noted that as content creation and development leveraging AI expand, demand is growing for high-performance PCs capable of running AI on-device without relying on the cloud.

NVIDIA RTX Spark and Unified Memory Architecture

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At the core of the new machine is NVIDIA RTX Spark, a proprietary platform that bundles an NVIDIA Blackwell RTX GPU, an NVIDIA Grace CPU, and up to 128GB of unified memory. By using the CUDA software stack, the system runs complex AI models and autonomous AI agents directly on the hardware while incorporating data privacy protection into its foundational design.

Beyond standard AI workloads, the hardware supports demanding creative and entertainment tasks. It handles the processing of 3D scenes up to 90GB, executes 4:2:2 hardware video decoding, and runs RTX-based AAA gaming. Lenovo Korea explained that the machine aims to bridge the gap between heavy software development and everyday high-end tasks.

Combining NVIDIA RTX Spark with Lenovo Yoga’s premium design, the Yoga Pro 9n will set a new standard that encompasses everything from AI tasks and high-end content creation to gaming on a single laptop.

Kyu-shik Shin, GM of Lenovo Korea

Display, Cooling, and Physical Build

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The laptop features a 15-inch PureSight Pro OLED display capable of reaching up to 1,100 nits of peak brightness. It supports a 165Hz variable refresh rate and maintains 100% color gamut coverage for both sRGB and DCI-P3. The screen carries DisplayHDR True Black 1000 and Dolby Vision certifications, alongside TÜV Low Blue Light and Eyesafe credentials.

Encased in an aluminum chassis with a Comfort Edge design, the body measures 16.7mm in thickness and weighs approximately 1.65kg. Thermal management is handled by the Lenovo X Power cooling system, which pairs dual fans, four heat pipes, a mesh plate, and expanded ventilation grilles. The setup supports up to an 80W TDP, utilizes overclocked memory to accelerate editing and rendering, and operates at noise levels as low as 22dB.

Input Devices, Audio, and Battery Life

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For daily operation, the device includes a haptic feedback-based Force Pad that serves dual purposes as both a standard touchpad and a drawing pad. Users can sketch layouts using the Yoga Pen Gen 2, which relies on Wacom AES 3.0 technology. The keyboard uses dish-shaped keycaps with 1.5mm of key travel and applies a specialized Yoga coating designed to resist oil and water.

Video conferencing relies on a 9.2MP IR sensor camera, paired with an audio array of four Dolby Atmos-certified speakers and three 3D noise-canceling microphones that support 360-degree spatial audio. Power is supplied by a 92.5Wh battery featuring rapid charging capabilities. External gear can be connected via USB-A, USB4, HDMI 2.1 FRL, and an onboard SD card reader.

Lenovo bundles a two-year Accidental Damage Protection service—covering customer-induced repair costs—alongside a two-year Premium Care subscription providing direct technical support from specialized engineers.

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