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Lenovo's Yoga line of products are considered
to be some of the most innovative hybrid
products in the market. On Thursday, the
Chinese company went one step ahead in
cementing its status as the most innovative
PC company in the world, as it announced 3
new Yoga devices â?? The Yoga Tablet 2 Pro,
Yoga Tablet 2 and Yoga 3 Pro.
To start things off, the Yoga Tablet 2 Pro is a
13.3-inch Android tablet with an incredible
2,560x1,440 pixels resolution. But that is not
all. The device even has a built-in projector,
which allows it to beam movies to a wall or a
screen at a 16:9 aspect ratio. There is also a
built-in sub-woofer, and an 8-watt sound
system, which is impressive for a product of
its size. On the back, it has an 8-megapixel
camera, and 32GB of internal storage, which
can be expanded further. Lenovo claims a
whopping 15 hours of battery life. The tablet
will be available for $499, and there will also
be an LTE option in certain markets.
The Yoga Tablet 2 is more simplistic than the
pro model. It is offered in 8-inch and 10-inch
models, running both Windows or Android.
Battery life is even better on this product as
Lenovo claims 18 hours of battery life. Lenovo
says the Android versions of the product will
start at $249.99 and $299.99 while the
Windows version will cost a little more at
$299.99 and $399.99.
Lastly, the star of Lenovoâ??s new Yoga line is
clearly the Yoga 3 Pro. It is one of the first
devices to be powered by Intelâ??s new Core
M chipset and flaunts a 13-inch 3200 x 1800
pixels display. The Core M processor is
Intelâ??s latest CPU built on the Broadwell
architecture using its second generation 14nm
trigate 3D transistor manufacturing process. If
that was not enough to grab your attention,
then her this: it is incredibly thin at 12.8mm
and weighs just 1.19kg. Lenovo is promising 9
hours of battery life on this product and it will
start at $1,349 in the US, when it hits the
shelves later this month.
All the above products have no India pricing or
release date as of now, but we do expect
them to come to India.
Lenovo announces a trinity of new Yoga convertibles
to be some of the most innovative hybrid
products in the market. On Thursday, the
Chinese company went one step ahead in
cementing its status as the most innovative
PC company in the world, as it announced 3
new Yoga devices â?? The Yoga Tablet 2 Pro,
Yoga Tablet 2 and Yoga 3 Pro.
To start things off, the Yoga Tablet 2 Pro is a
13.3-inch Android tablet with an incredible
2,560x1,440 pixels resolution. But that is not
all. The device even has a built-in projector,
which allows it to beam movies to a wall or a
screen at a 16:9 aspect ratio. There is also a
built-in sub-woofer, and an 8-watt sound
system, which is impressive for a product of
its size. On the back, it has an 8-megapixel
camera, and 32GB of internal storage, which
can be expanded further. Lenovo claims a
whopping 15 hours of battery life. The tablet
will be available for $499, and there will also
be an LTE option in certain markets.
The Yoga Tablet 2 is more simplistic than the
pro model. It is offered in 8-inch and 10-inch
models, running both Windows or Android.
Battery life is even better on this product as
Lenovo claims 18 hours of battery life. Lenovo
says the Android versions of the product will
start at $249.99 and $299.99 while the
Windows version will cost a little more at
$299.99 and $399.99.
Lastly, the star of Lenovoâ??s new Yoga line is
clearly the Yoga 3 Pro. It is one of the first
devices to be powered by Intelâ??s new Core
M chipset and flaunts a 13-inch 3200 x 1800
pixels display. The Core M processor is
Intelâ??s latest CPU built on the Broadwell
architecture using its second generation 14nm
trigate 3D transistor manufacturing process. If
that was not enough to grab your attention,
then her this: it is incredibly thin at 12.8mm
and weighs just 1.19kg. Lenovo is promising 9
hours of battery life on this product and it will
start at $1,349 in the US, when it hits the
shelves later this month.
All the above products have no India pricing or
release date as of now, but we do expect
them to come to India.
Lenovo announces a trinity of new Yoga convertibles
