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November 2013
(83%)
158 Reviews
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5 Reviews
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The editors liked
The Yoga was a great take on the convertible idea
A laptop that shape-shifts to conform to your crazy usage cases. And thATT#39
S just as fantastic as it ever was. But what makes the Yoga 2 Pro so great is that on top of those conversion options
It's just a
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Powerful processor
Light weight
Good display experience
Good battery support
The editors didn't like
Quirks still remain. Some of them are old
Like the weirdness of having a lifeless but still press-able keyboard on the back of your tablet. Some of them are different but still annoying
Like the too easily accidentally pressed power button thATT#39
Great battery life, Great, beautiful and bright screen, Endless tilting angle, Magnificent build quality, Very light and thin
Keyboard key height are a little low
The Yoga 2 Pro is an absolutely fantastic device to be used. You can just use it anywhere, any time for any occasion. And why would I say that?ProsGreat battery lifeGreat, beautiful and bright screenEndless tilting angleMagnificent build qualityVery light...
Incredibly highres display, Sturdy and flexible design, Lightweight, Decent performance
Price, Limited number of ports
Truth be told, the Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro is quite an improvement from its predecessor and we really liked its high-res 3,200 x 1,800 display, versatility and solid performance. On the other hand, we would have liked to see more ports on the device as well an...
Abstract: Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga 2 Pro:You must read Top Questions Before Purchasing File Recovery SoftwareThis laptop is the big daddy of cool laptops boasting of a 360 degree swivelling screen which greatly enhances its user interaction and engagement. Its flexible...
Abstract: But it wasn't perfect, for the keys were exposed in tablet mode. Now, Lenovo has come up with two new ultrabooks, the ThinkPad Yoga and the Yoga 2 Pro, with the former containing a solution to the keyboard problem.The ThinkPad Yoga comes with the new Lift...
Abstract: Some have screens which slide up from the keyboard while other screens can be rotated or detached from their keyboards.But none of these Windows 8 laptop configurations has really caught on, as consumers are still undecided on what the ideal form factor f...
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Published: 2013-11-25, Author: Nick , review by: tbreak.ae
While the Yoga 2 Pro offers a very good laptop / tablet combination, it ultimately makes an excellent laptop more so than a tablet. This is down to two things – the first with Windows not being the most pretty to use in Portrait mode, and the second bei...
El Yoga 2 Pro es un ultrabook de formato poco convencional y no está exento de sus problemas y carencias pero por regla general es uno de los ultrabooks más equilibrados que podemos encontrar. Su precio, el de esta unidad con 8GB y disco de 256GB, rond...
Pantalla de asombrosa alta resolución, Brillo genial, Rendimiento general del sistema genial, Buenos dispositivos de entrada, Construcción resistente a pesar de la predominancia del plástico, Buena gestión de temperaturas a la par que mantiene bajo el niv
No todas las aplicaciones soportan completamente la pantalla de alta resolución, ni siquiera Windows hasta cierto punto, Duración de batería bajo par para su clase, Problemas intermitentes con la WiFi a pesar de tener el driver más reciente, Ralentización
Lenovo Yoga 2 ProEl Yoga 2 Pro es un dispositivo ambicioso, lleva una de las pantallas de más alta resolución que hemos visto hasta la fecha y supera los esfuerzos de su predecesor a la vez que mantiene su acrobático diseño convertible único. No sólo...
Published: 2013-11-29, Author: Alberto , review by: muycomputer.com
Sin lugar a dudas, este Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro merece ser considerado como uno de los ultrabooks convertibles más interesantes en la actualidad, tanto por su versatilidad como por su diseño y prestaciones, y por supuesto, por la calidad de su pantalla. No obs...
Published: 2013-11-26, Author: Eric , review by: es.gizmodo.com
es que no te vas a arruinar si te decides a comprarlo. Si lo compras directamente de Lenovo, te puedes salir completo desde 1.150 dólares o 1.299 euros (procesador Haswell Core i5, 256 GB SSD, 8 GB de RAM y la pantalla QHD). Hay incluso una versión en la
on detalles, pero muchos molestos y siguen ahí, como lo extraño de tener teclas en la parte trasera del equipo cuando lo utilizas en modo tableta. Otros son nuevos, como la pobre batería que un equipo como así no debería tener. Este último es sin duda el
