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Lenovo ThinkPad Helix Review

Posted on May 11, 2015April 23, 2020 By Hulk

 

Lenovo has big plans with Windows 8, convertible laptops and Ultrabooks, and more but one that caught our eye at CES was theThinkPad Helix. With a fancy design, versatility, and an 11.6-inch 1080p display it’s quite the device. After a few delays the ThinkPad Helix is finally available today, so we’re taking it for a full spin in its retail form. Is the nearly $1,700 base price tag worth it? Read on for our full thoughts and plenty of photos.

With anyone and everyone jumping on the Windows 8 touchscreen (and tablet) bandwagon, there’s tons of options, but the Helix instantly stands out. Being a regular laptop, a convertible, a tablet, and even offering an extended tablet mode with longer battery life thanks to the keyboard dock. It’s a full Windows 8 64-bit machine, a hybrid computing device with tons of power, packs two batteries, and is finally available. Only a few months late from the initial February launch plans.
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