A new Lenovo laptop has been spotted on GeekBench database. The device is listed with the name Lenovo Invalid which is obviously a codename. The most spectacular feature of the device is the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8cx SoC which it packs. The new chipset was announced by Qualcomm for laptops in December last year. The chipset is touted to bring twice the performance of its previous chip, the Snapdragon 850. It also comes with 60% better battery life and a number of new features such as H.265 and dual 4K monitor support.

The Lenovo Invalid is also listed to have a massive 16GB of RAM onboard. On the single core test, the device scores 3154 points while on the multi-core, it reaches 10533 points.

While we can’t say for sure which device this is, it looks like Lenovo’s first 5G Always Connected PC dubbed “Project Limitless”Project Limitless”. The laptop is the product of a partnership between Qualcomm and the world’s largest laptop manufacturer. It is said to run on a 45 watt-hour battery and will have a 5G modem alongside the Qualcomm 8cx SoC.

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