Lenovo Yoga Book
Lenovo announced
the Yoga Book 2-in-1 laptop at IFA 2016 in Berlin. Its killer feature is its flat keyboard called
Halo Keyboard. It doubles as a writing surface, since it is pressure sensitive,
and comes with self-learning features such as predictive input, auto-correct
and auto-complete.
Thanks to its hinge taken from the
larger Yoga 910 convertible, you can make the Yoga Book look like a tablet
quite easily. On the inside, there's an Intel Atom x5
processor, 4 GB of RAM and 64 GB of storage. The screen is 10.2" and has
1080p resolution.
The Lenovo Yoga Book weighs just 680
grams and is 9.6 mm thick. Lenovo ships it with a Wacom stylus, which doesn't
need charging. It uses an EMR pen technology, allowing you to write or draw on
the screen with 2,048 levels of pressure sensitivity and 100-degree angle
detection.
Pricing of the Lenovo Yoga Book starts
at € 599/US$ 549 for the Windows version, while the one with Android costs
€ 499/US$ 499. The 4G model will be a bit pricier.
