Windows PC maker Lenovo unveiled ahead of the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas next week, its new 2-in-1 notebook PC designed specifically for mobile professionals, the ThinkPad Yoga 370.

ThinkPad Yoga 370

According to Gotta Be Mobile, Lenovo's ThinkPad Yoga, 370 includes a much-requested new port for data transfers and docking, as well as the latest Intel processors. According to Lenovo, this laptop model is great for small businesses and corporations as it comes with lots of processing power and it can transform into a tablet. At the same time, the Yoga 370 could also attract users at home that just want a well-made lightweight notebook that provides extended mobility with its 10 hours of battery life.

According to Computerworld, when it goes on sale this coming March, the price of the Lenovo ThinkPad Yoga 370 will start at $1264. Every version of the laptop will come with an Intel Core I processor and Intel HD 620 Graphics. For now, Lenovo is only saying that the Yoga 370 will offer Kaby Lake processors, but the company will have more to share at the Consumer Electronics Show.

Yoga 370's Specs & Features

The ThinkPad Yoga 370 will top out with 16 GB of DDR4 RAM and a solid state drive at 1 TB of storage space. A 13.3-inch FHD touchscreen offers good display performance.

Lenovo will include a Microsoft Windows 10 Signature Image with the notebook. This means that Microsoft has worked with Lenovo to make the Windows 10 operating system on this machine as add-on free and clean as possible.

The laptop also includes a Lenovo's WiGig dock that allows the notebook to wirelessly communicate with docked accessories. The system is joined by Thunderbolt 3 technology, so users can quickly connect to a range of hard drives, displays, and other accessories. Thunderbolt 3 allows for charging as well as very speedy transfers of music, photos and more.