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Bought the last generation of this on a whim, used it maybe an hour since then. Nothing about this is convenient except if your workflow involves you constantl
by kjullien 8y ago
Bought the last generation of this on a whim, used it maybe an hour since then.
Nothing about this is convenient except if your workflow involves you constantly changing keyboard layout for some reason.
A lot of products like this one already exist and do things better, MS Surface, iPad Pro etc.
I don't really understand what niche this fits in except for impulse buyers like myself.
edit: also on last gen there was no way to store the stylus, so I ended up losing it in a week or so. Feels like a pretty big oversight honestly, a problem that could be avoided with a simple pair of magnets.
- Casseres 8y agoI have a first generation Lenovo Yoga Book too. I mainly purchased it on a whim too - thought I would use it for some specific purpuse, but never did. However I've used it quite a bit since then for other things, mostly taking notes, watching videos, and reading PDFs when traveling. My biggest complaint with the 1st gen was the single microUSB port, this new one looks like it has two USB C ports, that and better tech specs might make it worth getting.