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> The Surface Pro 2 is a really nice machine if you are looking for a tablet/laptop hybrid Is there a similar convertible that comes with a real, physical keyb
by gabemart 13y ago
> The Surface Pro 2 is a really nice machine if you are looking for a tablet/laptop hybrid
Is there a similar convertible that comes with a real, physical keyboard that tucks behind the screen when not in use? I remember a few being announced but am unsure if any come recommended.
- InTheSwiss 13y agoThere are. I have only used a Lenovo flip tablet/laptop which was ok. The newer model seems to fix some of the things I disliked about it such as the keys on the keyboard recess into the body when flipped over. Really nicely engineered from the videos I have seen. I worry about the hinges though. They are all very new concepts so I want to wait and see how the hinges last out over a year or two of constantly being twisted all the way round.
- anonymfus 13y agoLenovo IdeaPad Yoga? Nokia Lumia 2520? > come recommended http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/all-pcs http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/all-pcs — under "2-in-1 PCs" category?
- MichaelGG 13y agoThinkPad X touch series are great, as they're ThinkPads (which still seem to be the highest quality, despite Lenovo's efforts). The X series are laptops first, convertible tablets second. There's also a ton of convertible tablets made by plenty of vendors. In 2005, Toshiba made some nice ones. A few years ago Fuji had some neat ones. Nowadays it seems everyone has some lightweight convertible available. On the low end, I've heard great things about the new ~$400 Asus Transformer.