Lenovo Yoga Book, the laptop is reinvented & hide the keyboard!

Definitely very active during the IFA, Lenovo unveils a stunning hybrid, which is more full of ambition.

Mutating the demand for laptop, touch and even note-taking tablet module, the terminal also juggles operating systems. Based choice Android 6.0 or Windows 10, Yoga Book plays the originality card by claiming as a refined hybrid. From the point of snubbing the keyboard as understood, to opt for a touchscreen unit with multiple uses.

The hybrid at its worst

Boosted by a 10.1-inch touch screen (Full HD resolution, 1920 x 1080 pixels), this Yoga Book does not yet shines with exceptional power. It will indeed have to be content with an Intel Atom x5, 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage. A little light to make its main terminal, with maybe if you decide to store your data in the cloud and that you limit yourself to office use.





A slight terminal

What really makes the charm of this solution is as much design as developed finesse (it displays a thickness of 9.6 mm and weighs only 680 g), and of course, its touchpad, an invisible keyboard that will appear on demand, at the touch of a button. Even more amazing: it will be able to transform a graphics tablet, controlled by a Wacom stylus and used to take notes to see reported in real time in the memory of the machine. Yoga Book is expected in October. It will take 499 euros for the version based on Android and add 100 euros for the version based on Windows 10.

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