LENOVO P1 G9 U7 356H/16WUXGA/32GB/1TB/RTX PRO 1000-8GB/5G-UPG/W11P/3YR P/SWE

Operating system provided: Windows 11 Pro | Display diagonal, ": 16 | Total storage capacity: 1 TB SSD | Connections: Audio (3.5mm) | Connections: HDMI | Connections: Thunderbolt 4 | Connections: Thunderbolt 5 | Connections: USB-A | Display resolution, pixels: 1920 x 1200 | Weight, g: 1800 | Internal memory: 32 GB | Graphic adapter: NVIDIA RTX PRO 1000 Blackwell 8GB | Maximum internal memory, GB: 96 GB | Processor model: Intel Core Ultra 7 356H (Max. 4.70GHz, 18M, 16C) | Touch sensitive screen: No | Mobile broadband: Optional | Fingerprint reader: Yes | Backlit keyboard: Yes | Copilot+PC: Yes | Processor family: Intel Core Ultra 7 | Internal memory type: LPDDR5X | Dimensions W x D x H, mm: 354.4 × 241.2 × 9.87 / 15.8 (front / rear) | Processor manufacturer: Intel | Battery capacity, Wh: 90 | Processor number of cores: 16 | Bluetooth version: 5.4 | WLAN type: Wi-Fi 7 BE211, 802.11be | HDMI ports quantity: 1 | Memory clock speed, MHz: 8533 | Graphics adapter family: NVIDIA RTX | WLAN antennas: 2x2 | USB-A (USB 3.2) ports quantity: 1 | Power supply, W: 140 | Keyboard layout: Nordic (Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark) | Camera resolution: 5 MP + IR | Green certifications: EPEAT Gold | Green certifications: Energy Star 9.0 | Green certifications: RoHS compliant | Green certifications: TCO 10.0 | Solid State Disk drive type: PCIe NVMe M.2 | Trusted Platform Module (TPM) version: 2.0 | Number of Low Power Efficient-cores: 4 | Number of efficient-cores: 8 | Speaker power, W: 2 x 2 | Dolby: Dolby Atmos | Memory slots: 1 | Memory slots (available): 0 | Bluetooth: Yes | Built-in camera: Yes | Optical drive: No | Wi-Fi: Yes | Built-in microphone: Yes | Integrated Memory Card Reader: Yes | Dedicated video memory (GB): 8 | Glossy display: No | Built-in speakers: Yes | USB-C power delivery: Yes | NPU: Yes | Cable lock slot: Kensington | Intel Virtualization technology: VT-x / VT-d | Intel Turbo Boost, GHz: 4.70 | Intel Smart Cache, MB: 18 | Intel vPro: No | Intel HyperThreading: NO