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Lenovo Carbon? Maybe it is bigger
by mongol 13y ago
Lenovo Carbon? Maybe it is bigger
- SomeoneWeird 13y agoThe 2012(3?) X1 is lighter than the latest mba
- tluyben2 13y agoI love how the X1 feels/looks, but 14 inch is too large. I find 13 inch actually on the big side. 10-12 inch for a laptop is what I consider perfect. But yes, good one; the X1 is a great machine. So we have one contender :)
- commandar 13y agoThe Lenovo Yoga line is pretty great in general. I've been eyeing them pretty hard recently.
- tluyben2 13y agoI eyed them a while ago, but read a bunch of not very favourable reviews; anyone have hands-on experience for at least a month?
- Aeolus98 13y agoI'm typing this on the top spec Yoga 2 Pro, it's amazing. The main complaints from reviewers were as follows; - yellow tint on screen - Flimsy hinge - low battery life - backlight bleed I'll address them in order. 1. there was a marked discoloration when i saw pictures on the forums, and i almost returned it due to bing scared. When i got it, nothing. Absolutely nothing, though it looked a bit over saturated, which i kinda like on a non-workstation device. 2. The flimsy hinge is not a problem, end of story. Its stiffer than a MBA or MBP,m and only wobbles significantly if you tap it real hard. 3. Battery life is a problem, but if you're like me, i use it in multiple short spurts, coupled with a few long ones. It lasts all day, and while i do wish for a bit more, as for waht it is, it's good. Not great, but good. 4. No backlight bleed, nuff' said. Furthermore i have found myself using the touchscreen far more than i anticipated. It's hands down, IMHO, the best laptop availible today thats an ultraportable. Go get one.