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That concept looks good in photos and videos, but who's ever going to turn their laptop upside down whenever they feel like using the "tablet mode" - so a few t
by devx 13y ago
That concept looks good in photos and videos, but who's ever going to turn their laptop upside down whenever they feel like using the "tablet mode" - so a few times every day? I might do it in the first few days, but I think I'd get tired of doing that, and just touch the screen in "laptop mode", instead, and with that flexible hinge, the screen will wobble a lot (which is why I think touch on most laptops is a bad idea).
- akmiller 13y agoHave you used one? I ask because I thought the similar thing but recently purchased the Dell XPS 12" and one of my coworkers bought the Yoga. While I agree, I don't often times flip my screen around unless I'm reading a long article of some type I do touch the screen a lot and the screens don't move like you'd think. In fact I'm so used to using the touchscreen (and I've only had the dell for about a month) that I find myself trying to touch my screen on my macbook now as well.
- patrickread 13y agoI have the Yoga 13, and I liked the tablet configuration option a lot. I'd use it more if there were more nice Windows 8 Metro apps, but I imagine that'll come with time.
- pedalpete 13y agoI believe there is enough resistance in the hinge that you won't push it over with one finger.