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I'm sure there will be something that I've overlooked that disqualifies it from your requirements, but I've been using a Yoga 2 which seems to do what you want.
by lclarkmichalek 13y ago
I'm sure there will be something that I've overlooked that disqualifies it from your requirements, but I've been using a Yoga 2 which seems to do what you want. Graphics aren't great (Intel :/), but it runs DOTA 2, so that's me covered. Decent battery life (6hr of video playback), excellent form factor (kinda the point of the machine), 3200x1800 screen, and nice leopard (though that's subjective I guess)
- seanmcdirmid 13y agoHow is the trackpad? Is it Macbook quality? I'm asking this as someone who is really looking to buy a Yoga 2.
- lclarkmichalek 13y agoI don't love it, but I've never loved a trackpad. Usually I'll be using the touchscreen and/or an external mouse if I plan on doing any serious work, as navigating with one finger is hardly my idea of fun. On the other hand, Macbook users seem to love their mouse controls, so I presume the trackpad must have some secret sauce to induce such a usage pattern (I've never used a Macbook for long enough to comment).
- seanmcdirmid 13y agoTrackpads on non-MacBooks generally suck, I've never used one that is really usable. On the other hand, even a MacBook running windows via bootcamp has a nice trackpad experience, so it must be more than just the driver's fault.
- pacaro 13y agoI do have to say that i love the leopard on the Yoga 2 also. For me the 13" screen isn't a problem for my 40+ year old eyes, but I do understand why someone wants a larger form factor. For me the portability and tablet<->laptop convertibility are way more important.
- christoph 13y agoThis is one of the more exciting machines on the market. It's about the only thing that tempts me...