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Lenovo Yoga Book C930 vs original Yoga Book: What’s new

Lenovo Yoga Book C930 vs original Yoga Book: What’s new

Posted on August 31, 2018July 30, 2019 By Jarvis

Lenovo’s original Yoga Book was an intriguing idea, but it’s the Yoga Book C930 announced today where the delivery finally lives up to the sci-fi concept. Now squeezing two displays into its slender notebook form-factor, this modern-day Courier picks up its predecessor’s baton and runs with it. Here’s what you need to know about the upgrade.

A more practical dual-display

The original Yoga Book was like a movie prop, with its Tron-esque light-up keyboard and slender clamshell design. The Yoga Book C930 has grown slightly – it’s a little longer and a little wider than its predecessor, though still just 0.38-inches thick – but that’s allowed for a larger display.
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