The new device is branded with features like a bezel screen, with measurements ranging from millimeters from the top and sides, dividing from the edge of the actual screen. The Lenovo Yoga 910 has a massive bezel to the bottom edge unlike the Yoga 900. The hugeness is to aid the device mechanism, to create an accurate position for the screen when it’s been alternated and also houses the camera and antennas.
The new Yoga device has been tagged “watchband hinge” by Lenovo and the company enjoys calling it with such a name, however, the effect of the pet name aligns with smooth operation it radiates between forms which clearly makes this product outstanding from the lot. Its position can respond to any direction in the form a laptop, a tablet, suits well in a stand or for multiple usages.
The Yoga 910 also strikes a difference from the Yoga 900 device in terms of a thinner measurement – 14.3mm compare to Yoga 900’s 14.9mm and also integrated with the current Intel Core I 7th Gen processors. In addition, it features a 4K resolution option with the 13.3-inch scale which can offer diverse fun excitement for ultra-viewing to users.
Added to the features of the new Yoga device is a sophisticated built-in fingerprint scanner for verification and quick access without the need for password input. That’s quite new by Lenovo considering Microsoft Surface Book dumping such designs for UK shores
Lenovo affirms the Yoga 910 will support the new feature across the board for various shipments.
The new device further has a functional USB 3.0 slot maximum size which perfectly blends with the system body, while two more USB Type-C ports are available on both sides of the device to enhance optimal connectivity of the device.
The Lenovo Yoga 910 is a worthwhile asset to treasure, however, the retail price is quite the opposite, and going for 1,099 pounds and the series of outstanding features further resulted in the price of “watchband hinge” laptop.
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