Probably was in development far before the announcement of ryzen 4000 series. IF this model does sufficiently well we might see ryzen in the next iteration I guess
I have an old Asus Taichi with a similar concept, except two full LCD's. Great device but heavier than later tablet hybrids and chewed through battery like a bastard. Always been rather disappointed that it was never followed up with a dual OLED offering or something.
Having had that experience I'm not convinced that this solution will work out for Lenovo. Proprietary software instead of a general purpose tablet screen? Such a narrow aspect ratio? And for that kind of money you can choose from a wide variety of proper hybrid tablets.
Hmm, for me, as a student, it seems interesting to try it. I am looking for a new laptop for this term because this fall must be difficult for us with a distance learning one more time. We will have many projects, and we will work hard enough on them. I have some services as my helpers, and this one https://eduzaurus.com/free-essay-samples/elon-musk... is my favorite, but you know it is so exhausting being at home and studies all day and nights. I use it to read interesting and informative posts, I have been reading about Elon Musk, his inventions, and business today) By the way, I like the idea with notifications on the top the most)
Thanks for the review, because I am currently thinking about a model for my son. When going to university, he will need a reliable model. My rule is simple, the more powerful the computer is, the more time it will last. After first year there will be a second, then a third, and then a diploma is not far off. And, if at first the tasks are not so difficult, then for the diploma the future architect will need quite decent performance.
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benedict - Tuesday, January 7, 2020 - link
No Ryzen option? Boring.yeeeeman - Tuesday, January 7, 2020 - link
You're boring. You lots of ryzen options, go there.Retycint - Wednesday, January 8, 2020 - link
Probably was in development far before the announcement of ryzen 4000 series. IF this model does sufficiently well we might see ryzen in the next iteration I guessSimon_Says - Tuesday, January 7, 2020 - link
I have an old Asus Taichi with a similar concept, except two full LCD's. Great device but heavier than later tablet hybrids and chewed through battery like a bastard. Always been rather disappointed that it was never followed up with a dual OLED offering or something.Having had that experience I'm not convinced that this solution will work out for Lenovo. Proprietary software instead of a general purpose tablet screen? Such a narrow aspect ratio? And for that kind of money you can choose from a wide variety of proper hybrid tablets.
remosito - Wednesday, January 8, 2020 - link
Cool idea of the e-ink display marred by subpar (in my book) main screen (only FHD with max 300 nits)...nostriluu - Wednesday, January 8, 2020 - link
They should at least commit to some kind of document interchange system for the tablet, otherwise it would be a mistake to purchase.Deprectuod - Saturday, October 10, 2020 - link
Hmm, for me, as a student, it seems interesting to try it. I am looking for a new laptop for this term because this fall must be difficult for us with a distance learning one more time. We will have many projects, and we will work hard enough on them. I have some services as my helpers, and this one https://eduzaurus.com/free-essay-samples/elon-musk... is my favorite, but you know it is so exhausting being at home and studies all day and nights. I use it to read interesting and informative posts, I have been reading about Elon Musk, his inventions, and business today) By the way, I like the idea with notifications on the top the most)Yordans - Friday, February 19, 2021 - link
Thanks for the review, because I am currently thinking about a model for my son. When going to university, he will need a reliable model. My rule is simple, the more powerful the computer is, the more time it will last. After first year there will be a second, then a third, and then a diploma is not far off. And, if at first the tasks are not so difficult, then for the diploma the future architect will need quite decent performance.