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Lenovo Yoga Book features the clamshell hinge which is popularized by the Yoga Laptop. The Lenovo Yoga Book has no mechanical keys, but it features a touch surface doubles as a text input and a sketch pad. Lenovo claims to fame it as Halo Keyboard. This h...
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The Yoga Book offers a glimpse of the future in a laptop design. There are lots of reasons to seriously consider the Yoga book; first, it looks cool, it's a sleek little computer with a Halo Keyboard that looks innovative and also a convertible that can b...
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R emember Harvey Dent? The charismatic district attorney of Gotham City (yeah, yeah, THE Gotham City where you find THE Batman) has a traumatic experience and thanks to a mutilated face, goes mad, and becomes a criminal known as Two-Face. But no mere crim...
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Working in the technology industry, we often get a chance to try out bleeding edge tech. While a lot of this tends to be centred around smartphones, traditional PCs too have seen the benefits. From the near bezel-less Dell XPS series to the Touch Bar equi...
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Where do I even start with the Lenovo Yoga Book? It's hard to describe a device that doesn't adhere to any conventions or standards. The device is powered by a low-power Intel Atom chip, it's slimmer and lighter than any laptop, it comes with a stylus, ha...
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Treat the Lenovo Yoga Book as an eye-catching indulgence and you'll be very happy. Expect something more, and you'll be disappointed.If you need a media consumption device, buy a tablet. A cheap Android tablet or an iPad will serve you better. If you...
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Ever since Intel kickstarted the 2-in-1 movement and Microsoft made touch support a core feature of Windows, Lenovo has been trying all sorts of designs and ideas for the next wave of PCs. In fact Lenovo is easily the most innovative, or at least adventur...
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Good, Extremely thin and light, More comfortable than a Windows tablet, Digitiser for artists and students, Not too expensive...
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Weak overall performance, Extremely limited connectivity, Not suitable as an everyday computer...
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The Lenovo Yoga Book is something completely new. It's edgy and exciting in a way that few other computer products have been for as long as we can remember. It has a surprisingly reasonable price tag, but we're quite convinced that this will never be anyo...
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I don't remember the last time I wrote on a paper pad and I'm sure most of you do not either. We all work on laptops nowadays, but is paper really obsolete? The new Lenovo Yoga Book ditches the traditional keyboard for a flat matte surface. Simply put, in...
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Well Built, Nice display, Good battery life...
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Slow processor, Keyboard / touchpad implementation is not perfect, microUSB port only...
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The Lenovo Yoga Book is an interesting concept, but there are kinks to be worked out. The Yoga Book is more like a proof of concept right now, and not the best laptop you can buy for the price...
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Updated: 2017-04-25 01:21:40
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Tablets and laptops each have their pros and cons, with the former being great for mobility and ease of use, while the latter is more focused on productivity and getting things done. That's where hybrids come in, offering a bit of both. While most hybrids...
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The Lenovo Yoga Book is an interesting device that I like a lot because of all of the innovation, design and effort that has gone into making it so unique. It's eye-catching, sleek and incredibly good as a tablet, because of the obvious advantages of havi...
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At just 9.6 mm thickness this carbon black 2-in-1 hybrid between a laptop and a tablet really redefines the future of a productivity device for an always on-the-move professional. It weighs just 690 gms and feels like a true hard bound folder when held wi...
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pcworld.in Updated: 2017-04-25 01:21:40
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Lenovo's Yoga Book is for people who have never been content with just a keyboard and mouse to express their ideas. People who prefer to scribble on notepads or napkins. Who draw pictures to illustrate ideas or create art. The $550 Yoga Book facilitates t...
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Smartphones are getting faster and more powerful by the day. It won't be an exaggeration to say that soon, they'll all but replace our PCs. In fact, the sales of computers have (largely) been on a steady decline for quite a while now. However, this has...
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There's no denying the fact that the Lenovo Yoga Book represents an altogether different class of PCs. Features like the Halo keyboard and real-time digitization of notes jotted down using the Real Pen stylus make it a one-of-a-kind gadget. But as futuris...
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Best tablets of 2016 We didn't get many tablets this year, and these are the best ones from the lot.
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