PhoneArena - Very few tablets stray from the normal slate designs we’re accustomed to seeing, but Lenovo surprised many late last year when they unveiled the peculiar looking, Android-powered Yoga Tablet line. One year later, they’re readying themselves for the upcoming holiday season with its successor in the Lenovo Yoga Tablet 2 – one that looks unchanged on the outside, but is treated to the usual hardware upgrades on the inside. Several notable tablets have launched already in time for the holiday season, possibly overshadowing the Lenovo Yoga Tablet 2 in the process, but its $299.99 cost might prove attractive enough to pursue for many consumers out there.
When we think of using input devices on tablets or smartphones, our mind usually jumps to a stylus, but Lenovo wants to make you think about a real pen without ink or even a fork, for that matter. The new Lenovo Yoga Tablet 2 isn’t too much of an innovation compared to the Fall launches of the Chinese company, but it brings forth a new technology: AnyPen.
