New Lenovo tablet highlights 2-in-1 touchpad console

New Lenovo tablet highlights 2-in-1 touchpad console

Lenovo's Yoga Book is one of the slimmest portable workstation like gadgets around. Its characterizing highlight is the inventive touchpanel console that serves as a tablet surface. Picture Lenovo

While Acer makes waves at IFA 2016 with its two most slender and most capable portable PCs, Lenovo ventures into showcase its own gadget that is so thin and little it's being named a tablet.

Enter the Lenovo Yoga Book, a 10.1-inch 2-in-1 tablet with a console that is intended for profitability. The Yoga Book is to a great degree slight at an insignificant .38 crawls and can without much of a stretch be mixed up as an undeniable portable workstation on account of the console where the Yoga Book truly sparkles, reports Gizmodo.

The Yoga Book includes the Halo Keyboard, which is basically a wide level surface that lights up to wind up a touchpad console. It works the same route as a cell phone console with a turn: with the press of a catch, the lit up console vanishes and it turns into a working tablet surface like a Wacom tablet.

Clients can then utilize the changed over surface to draw with the included stylus or have the tablet duplicate manually written notes by setting paper on top of the board. At the point when not being used, the board can be swung back, accordingly changing over the Yoga Book into a standard-looking tablet.

Concerning the specialized particulars, the Yoga Book keeps running on an Intel Atom X5 processor with 4GB of RAM. It has 64GB of locally available stockpiling which can be extended with microSD cards. Network is finished with 802.11AC Wi-Fi. The screen utilizes IPS FHD innovation.

The Yoga Book will be accessible beginning October with a sticker price of $500 for the Android form and $550 for the Windows 10 emphasis. Alfred Bayle

Source : inquirer