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Lenovo are stretching the tablet concept with this new nifty device – a cross between an Ultrabook and tablet.
Debuted at CES in Las Vegas earlier today, the 13.1″ Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga 13 hybrid device sports a dual hinge which allows it to bend over 360 degrees into a tablet from its laptop form.
However, although the screen isn’t detachable, the bend over keyboard comes in handy as it doubles as a tablet stand.
Under the hood Yoga sports an Intel Core CPU, SSD hard drive and 250GB storage.
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The super slim multitouch device (0.67 inches, 3lbs) similar to the Asus Eee Pads released last year, runs Windows 8 which will allow its true touch functionality to shine through when released later this year and promises 8 hour battery life.
And it will do auto updates on email and internet data, even in sleep mode.
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Price-wise the IdeaPad Yoga device will be US$1199 and is certain to cost above this in Australia.
Lenovo has had a busy tab-centric CES and debuted the IdeaTab S2 on Google Ice Cream Sandwich along with several other tablet devices.
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