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Lenovo is reportedly getting ready to launch the IdeaPad Vibe, which is set to rival the MacBook Neo. While there's no official information from the brand yet, a recent leak has showcased the colorful design of the upcoming laptop, and now, complete spec sheets of the 14-inch and 15-inch variants have leaked.

These leaked spec sheets point out that both models of the IdeaPad Vibe will be powered by Ryzen AI 400 and 300 series processors. The base configurations will feature the AI 5 330 and AI 5 430, while the top-end options will be powered by the AI 7 350 and 445.

Among the two, the 14-inch model will reportedly be available with up to a 120Hz display that features a 400 nits brightness rating, 1200p resolution, and 100% sRGB. There are two more options, and one of them is an OLED panel, but it has a 60Hz refresh rate.

The leaked spec sheet of the 15-inch model suggests that it will be available with three display options as well, with one featuring a 120Hz refresh rate and one being an OLED panel.

Interestingly, the leaked specs mention that the starting configuration for both variants will have 8GB of non-upgradeable RAM, and for those, Copilot+ features won't be available. The top-end option for both is said to come with 32GB of memory. For storage, the base config will sport a 256GB SSD, and the upper-end option has a 1TB drive (Lexar 2TB NM790 curr. $299.99 on Amazon).

Other notable highlights from the leaked spec sheets include WiFi 6, a rich set of ports, and up to a 65WHr battery with support for 65W fast charging. There's still no word on the price, but the Lenovo IdeaPad is expected to launch at a competitive price, possibly retailing around what the MacBook Neo goes for.

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