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Engadget - Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro review: slim and sexy comes with some trade-offs

Engadget - I haven't reviewed an Ultrabook in months. It's not because I've grown lazy; it's because there just haven't been many new models to test. Nearly every laptop that crosses Engadget's reviews desk these days is a gaming notebook, a Chromebook or maybe one of those super-cheap netbook things. So here I am, dusting off my Ultrabook-testing skills with the Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro, the company's latest flagship laptop. Like every Yoga that's come before it, this new model has a 360-degree hinge that allows it to fold back into tablet mode. It also keeps that stunning 3,200 x 1,800 touchscreen. But that's not what's interesting to me. No, I'm curious about this because it's the first notebook I'm testing with a new Intel Core M chip, which allows the Yoga 3 Pro to be 17 percent thinner than its predecessor, not to mention 15 percent lighter. As a result of moving to a lower-powered chip, the battery life should be better too. Sounds like a recipe for an all-around better Ultrabook, right?

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TechImperia3606d ago

Going by the review, I am now tempted to try this one in a store.

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Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro launched with Intel Core M-5Y70 Broadwell CPU; offers 9 hours of battery life

Techprezz: As expected, Lenovo has taken the wrap off its newest in Yoga line, Yoga 3 Pro. The new convertible notebook measures half an inch thick and weighs in 2.6 pounds. Spec-wise, Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro packs an Intel Core M-5Y70 broadwell processor...

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JamshiJack3653d ago

Finally it is here, with latest CPU and thin form factor..

KnowTechie3653d ago

Damn, 9 hours of battery life!