This leaked Lenovo Yoga Mini i might be your most lightweight Copilot+ desktop.

      Reports suggest the existence of a 600g aluminum mini PC featuring the Ultra X7 and the capability to support four high-resolution displays.

      Lenovo might be preparing a compact desktop designed for portability. According to Windows Latest, they have acquired information about an unannounced device dubbed the Lenovo Yoga Mini i (1L, 11), characterized as a cylindrical Copilot+ mini PC housed in aluminum and weighing around 600g. It allegedly supports up to four high-resolution displays.

      Furthermore, Windows Latest mentions that the Yoga Mini i can be configured with a maximum of Intel Core Ultra X7 358H, part of Intel’s undisclosed 2026 CPU lineup that Lenovo may market as Core Ultra X7 Series 3. Intel has not officially detailed these processors yet, and the leak does not provide information on clock speeds or core configurations.

      The major highlight is the four-display capability.

      For a compact desktop, the ability to support multiple monitors distinguishes it from being merely a novelty to being a practical daily device. Should the Yoga Mini i genuinely support four high-resolution screens, it could cater to a niche requirement, providing a small PC that still supports a complete desk setup.

      However, the leak does not clarify how Lenovo achieves this. The available ports and bandwidth will ultimately determine what can be run simultaneously, and whether four displays represent a feasible everyday solution or merely an ideal scenario. We await the official announcement to compare it against the best mini PCs currently available.

      What remains unconfirmed by the leak

      The leak does not provide information on ports, storage, memory, pricing, or availability. It also fails to address what sustained performance looks like within a 1L chassis, which is a crucial factor for any compact PC positioned as capable.

      The Yoga Mini i is reportedly part of a larger Lenovo refresh for 2026, introducing Intel's upcoming lineup under various labels, including the Core Ultra X7 Series 3. This context suggests that the Yoga Mini i is more than just a standalone device; it serves as a small showcase for a broader platform transition.

      What to monitor as we approach 2026

      If Lenovo launches the Yoga Mini i, the initial details to seek will be straightforward. Pay attention to the specific I/O that enables four displays and whether the system can maintain consistent performance without throttling in a compact cylindrical design. The price will ultimately influence the overall impression, particularly if Lenovo presents this as a high-end design item or a functional work machine.

      In the meantime, it’s wise to regard this as an early indicator and await Lenovo's official statements at CES 2026, where they are anticipated to outline their plans for the year.

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      Samsung has introduced the world’s first 6K monitor with glasses-free 3D viewing capabilities.

      Samsung's Odyssey 3D combines a high-resolution 6K panel with eye-tracking technology to facilitate glasses-free 3D viewing, making it ambitious, experimental, and surprisingly captivating.

      In the lead-up to CES 2026, Samsung has announced what it claims to be the "first 6K glasses-free 3D monitor in the industry." This 32-inch monitor features an IPS panel, boasts a top refresh rate of 165Hz, and comes equipped with HDMI 2.1 and DP 2.1 ports. However, its standout feature is the ability to render 3D images without glasses. Unlike conventional 3D displays that require bulky eyewear (and considerable patience), Samsung's 6K 3D Odyssey G9 (G90XH) employs an advanced lenticular lens system along with eye-tracking cameras to assess where you're looking and adjust the perspective for each eye, creating a depth illusion and giving a 3D effect.

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      Samsung’s new 1,040Hz Odyssey G6 demonstrates that gaming monitors are still evolving.

      With the Odyssey G6, Samsung pushes refresh rates into the thousands, redefinition competitive gaming display limits.

      As Samsung showcases its latest Odyssey range of gaming monitors leading up to CES 2026, one model features glasses-free 3D visuals, while another is touted as the first monitor to achieve a 1,040Hz refresh rate. Named the Odyssey G6 (G60H), this monitor boasts a refresh rate exceeding four times that of the 240Hz displays favored by esports enthusiasts. By default, the 27-inch IPS QHD panel offers a refresh rate of 600Hz, which is impressive, but in Dual Mode, the monitor can reach up to 1,040Hz (at HD resolution). For those unfamiliar, Dual Mode alters the panel's functioning to prioritize refresh rate over resolution.

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