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I know the comment you're replying to called it a "180 degree hinge", but the linked Ars Technica article states that it "flips around to the back with a flexib
by martey 2y ago
I know the comment you're replying to called it a "180 degree hinge", but the linked Ars Technica article states that it "flips around to the back with a flexible hinge, a la Lenovo's long-running Yoga design". This is not clear from the pictures in the article, but was on display during the livestreamed event earlier today.
- ortusdux 2y agoGood! Strange that their photos don't show this off. Lenovo ad-spend showcasing tablet mode was enormous. https://frame.work/laptop12 https://frame.work/laptop12
- mlhpdx 2y agoThis is the first time I’ve ever seen a CloudFlare “wait time” screen at “15 minutes”.
- Tijdreiziger 2y agoLooks like their entire website is behind a waiting room at the moment. You’d think they could make their most popular pages static for now and serve them out of the CloudFlare cache, though.
- j45 2y agoMaybe they're outgrowing the free Cloudflare plan.
- katmannthree 2y agoWas over an hour earlier today.
- numpad0 2y agoIt's sort of obvious if you've seen the Panasonic implementation like in CF-RZ line, it's the same setup. The top and bottom halves are connected through a pair of square pieces long as the laptop's thickness. Hinges each articulate 180 degrees to total 360 degrees to allow it to fold like a human knee joint. The four hinges must stay synchronized under lift force from the user, but I haven't seen that being a problem on a Let's note, so it's probably good.