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Lenovo Yoga C940 and C740 offer flexibility, 4K HDR and 10th-gen Intel

Lenovo Yoga C940 and C740 offer flexibility, 4K HDR and 10th-gen Intel

Posted on September 6, 2019 By Jarvis

Lenovo is back with four new Yoga laptops, three in its C-series and another in its S-series. As with the Yoga laptops before it, the new lineup features flexible hinges that enable users to fold the models’ displays back into tablet modes. The company has packed a variety of features include the new laptops, including (depending on model and configuration) things like Dolby Vision, 10th-gen Intel hardware, and USB-C.
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