New Lenovo at IFA 2013

    Lenovo is introducing several new products at the IFA Consumer Electronics Show in Berlin this year, including a transformer from the ThinkPad series, Yoga 2, and a 19.5-inch all-in-one tablet.

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    Flex 14 and 15



    Flex 14
    Flex 15
    CPUUp to Intel ULT Core i7Up to Intel ULT Core i7
    OSGenuine Windows 8Genuine Windows 8
    Display14.1 ", HD 1366x768, 10 pixels15.6 "HD 1366x768.10 pixels
    VideoNVIDIA GeForce GT720M 2GBNVIDIA GeForce GT720M 2GB
    Memoryup to 8GB DDR3L up to 8GB DDR3L
    Storageup to 500GB HDD, 16GB SSD optional up to 1TB HDD, 16GB SSD optional
    Webcam720p HD720p HD
    BatteryUp to 6 hoursUp to 6 hours
    Weight2 kg2.3 kg


    Lenovo Flex is another series of transformers, this time intended more for work at home or office. Depending on the model, we get a 14.1 "or 15.6" display deviating 300 degrees. It turns out to work with him in two ways: “stand” and classic “laptop”.

    Pros:
    In the stand mode, the display is rigidly fixed and will not deviate further than it should.

    Cons:
    Weight: you won’t take a walk with it, either keep it in the office or at home.

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    Flex 20


    CPUPrior to Intel Core i7
    OSGeniune Windows 8
    Display19.5 ”HD + 16: 9, 1600x900, 10 pixels
    VideoPrior to Intel HD Graphic 4400 with DirectX 11.1
    MemoryUp to 8Gb DDR3
    StorageUp to 500GB HDD or 500GB SSHD with built-in 8GB SSD cache
    Camera720p HD
    Battery3 hours
    Weight3,5 kg


    The Flex 20 computer system is a monoblock with tablet function. In case you really want to go around with this 19.5 "device, it has a battery with the stated operating time of 3 hours without recharging. But I'd rather put it at home on the table (if I had a table ...) and did not touch, because 3.5 kg even on his knees to keep hard.

    Pros:
    Aura interface allows multiple users to simultaneously view different fluoride, videos and music in a single screen.
    monoblock battery allows work three hours without recharging.

    Cons:
    on weight not popolzueshsya . The
    resolution is only 1600x900 with a 19.5 "display.

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    Thinkpad yoga



    CPUUp to Core i7
    Display12.5 ”widescreen, 10 dots, HD screen - 300 nits brightness, full HD - 400 nits brightness
    StylusIncluded for configuration with Full HD
    OSWindows 8.1 or Windows 8.1 Pro
    VideoIntegrated Intel HD
    MemoryUp to 8GB DDR3L 1600MHz (1x4GB or 1x8GB)
    StorageUp to 1TB HDD or up to 256GB SSD
    Camera720p HD
    BatteryIntel Core i7: 5.3 hours; Intel Core i5: 6 hours, Intel Core i3: 8.3 hours
    Weight1.58 kg
    Thickness19 mm
    AccessoriesLenovo N700 Wireless Mouse


    Another laptop from the ThinkPad line, existing since 1992. Depending on the processor, the operating time without recharging is significantly different: from 5.3 to 8.3 hours. The diagonal of the multi-touch display is 12.5 "inches.

    Pros:
    Mouse included.
    Stylus input for Full HD configuration.
    Legendary red pimpochka.

    Cons:
    I'll write more if / when they let me test it.



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    Yoga 2 pro



    CPUUp to Intel Core i7 U series
    Display13.3 "QHD 3200x1800 wide screen, 10 points, 350 nits
    OSWindows 8.1
    VideoIntegrated Intel HD Graphics
    MemoryUp to 8GB DDR3L
    Storage128/256/512 GB SSD
    Camera720p HD
    BatteryUp to 6 hours of full HD playback
    Weight1.39 kg


    The new Yoga has a rather large display resolution - 3200x1800 at 13.3 ": in the predecessor - Yoga 13 - 1600 by 900. The battery will live the same as in the 13th model.

    Pros:
    Weight 1.39 kg - the same as mine Lenovo Yoga 11S with 11.6 "display.

    Cons: The
    video card is the same as in Yoga 11S and 13.

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    While this is just a quick look at the new products, I hope to write more about some of them in a few weeks - when I get something on . test

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