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Convergence gave us the smartphone that was also a camera and media player, and now Lenovo's Yoga Book C930 wants to do the same for the larger gadgets that currently fill up your bag. The dual-screen ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Lenovo has been pushing the boundaries of computing for a few years with its Yoga line but ...

A good idea can turn into a great one if you stick with it, and happily Lenovo has done just that with the new Yoga Book C930. Building on the innovative but flawed idea of the original Yoga Book in ...

The Lenovo Yoga Book C930 features two, 10.8-inch displays; a primary 2,560-by-1,600-resolution screen and a second E Ink one you can use with the included Lenovo Active Pen. I have been interested in ...

Though Asus may have relaunched the concept of a dual-display computer with Project Precog, Lenovo began commercializing the idea in 2016 with the original Yoga Book. Now Lenovo has refined the ...

Last year, Lenovo surprised us with a novel concept. What if there was a laptop the size of a tablet with a touch-sensitive surface in place of a keyboard? That notion birthed the Yoga Book, a ...

How is Lenovo Yoga Book C930's battery life? Best answer: The 35.8 Wh battery in Lenovo's Yoga Book C930 can realistically last between five and six hours from a single charge depending on brightness ...

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Lenovo’s new Yoga Book C930 dual-screen laptop is set to ship in October for $1000 and up. Like the original Yoga Book, the new model is a thin and light convertible laptop with support for pen input, ...

"I will admit thzt, if you're a quick typist, you're going to finfd a few more errors in your writing than you did before. Because your fingers have no tactile markers to help you touch0type, you'll ...

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