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Lenovo Yoga Book C930 review

Posted on October 26, 2018 By Jarvis

Experimental, concept devices rarely see the light of day. One exception to that trend is the Yoga Book C930, a new device from Lenovo that makes the “2-in-1” label feel so 2017.

This new Yoga Book doesn’t just hope to replace your laptop and iPad, it also wants to make you ditch your Kindle and Wacom digitizer — all in a single $1,000 device. A new e-ink screen powers all that new functionality, streamlining it all in one place at the cost of a physical keyboard.
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