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Lenovo Yoga Tablet 2 Review

Posted on April 29, 2015April 28, 2020 By Hulk
Lenovo YOGA Tablet 2 Review
Lenovo has been pushing out some interesting devices, and its new YOGA Tablet 2 is one of the biggest stands outs among them. How so? For starters, you can hang it on the kitchen wall when you’re trying to follow a recipe. The hinge is rounded, doubling as a grip when holding the tablet in portrait orientation. This same hinge allows the “display” to be adjusted in the same smooth increments as a laptop when attached to the accompanying keyboard. Do these features round out an already excellent tablet, however, or are they merely gimmicks? Read our full review to find out!

Hardware

Lenovo’s YOGA Tablet 2 is an impressive little device. Upon first picking it up, you’ll notice that it is lighter than expected, but that the light weight doesn’t come with a cheap feel. The related keyboard is the same way, offering a thin but sturdy profile with low-profile keys and a magnetic hinge. When paired together, the tablet and keyboard form a device about the size and shape of a netbook, folding together into a near-seamless hard-backed device.
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