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Five things to know about the Lenovo Yoga 3 11

Posted on May 9, 2015April 27, 2020 By Hulk
Five things to know about the Lenovo Yoga 3 11

Lenovo has a new Yoga laptop, the Yoga 3 11 (because it’s, you know, an 11-inch model), which we’ve recently detailed in a full review. In case you missed it, we’re back with the most pertinent highlights about the system, the things you’re likely to want to know before you make the plunge — both good and bad. And, make no mistake, there are a lot of things to like about this tiny laptop. Like what, you ask? Read on to find out.

It’s (mostly) everything you want in an ultrabook

Some laptops are hailed as ultrabooks, but when you see it in person you realize that it is anything but. That’s not the case with the Yoga 3 11. This laptop is a small offering with an 11.6-inch screen and weight just a touch over two and a half pounds. It doesn’t ignore the need for connectivity, however, and includes a pair of USB ports, mini HDMI, and an SD card slot (plus Bluetooth and WiFi) — meaning you’ll have most, if not all, of your connectivity needs met without having to carry about a dongle.
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