Lenovo launches four new Yoga laptops and a tablet
BARCELONA -- Sandwiched between major smartphone announcements from LG and Samsung, Lenovo is coming out guns blazing at the Mobile World Congress this year, updating a big part of its Yoga lineup, and launching a new ideapad tablet for good measure.
There are four new Yoga devices, all in all: Lenovo Yoga 710 11'', Yoga 710 14'', Yoga 510 14'' and Yoga 510 15'' (note: the latter two will be called Flex 4 in the U.S.).
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The new devices bring a number of improvements compared to their predecessors in the Yoga lineup, namely Yoga 700 and 500 (or Flex 3 in the U.S.).
The 11-inch variant of the Yoga 710 weighs only 1.07kg, has 8 hours of battery life (a 14% improvement over the last version, Lenovo claims), and a Core m5 processor as an option. Its bigger, 14-inch brother has the same battery life, a more powerful Intel Core i7 processor, an SSD with up to 256GB of storage space and optional Nvidia GeForce graphics.
The Yoga 510 14- and 15-inch laptops weigh 1.75kg and 2.08kg, respectively, and come with Intel Core i7 processors with optional AMD Radeon graphics.
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Like all Yoga laptops, all these devices can easily switch between four modes of operation: laptop, stand, tent and tablet.
Lenovo also launched a cheap, lightweight 10-inch tablet called the ideapad MIIX 310. It sports a detachable keyboard, 10 hours of battery life, 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage memory.
The Yoga 710 models will be available globally starting in May 2016, the pricing being €799 for the 11-inch model and €899 for the 14-inch one. The 14-inch and 15-inch Yoga 510 laptops will arrive one month earlier, for the price of €479 and €699, respectively. Finally, the ideapad MIIX 310 will arrive in June 2016, starting at €269.
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