I dropped by a local Microsoft store to see machines. They had a Yoga 2 and it looked pretty slick. One thing I liked was the matte screen. A down side for m

I dropped by a local Microsoft store to see machines. They had a Yoga 2 and it looked pretty slick. One thing I liked was the matte screen. A down side for me with newer, lightweight devices is that often there is no practical way to open them up to change anything. I have a Thinkpad W500 (WUXGA, yay!) that has hinge issues, so I'm looking for a replacement. The W500 (and I assume other versions of the larger Thinkpads) makes it easy to slide in and out different hard drives, and upgrading memory is easy. I'd like that in a new machine but it seems to be a feature of workhorse machines that fall short on battery life (as does the W500).