Lenovo Yogabook - Review

Lenovo's Yoga Book is something in between a laptop, tablet, and traditional analog notebook. We go hands on with the Windows and Android versions of the Yoga Book.
When it's folded up, the Yoga Book looks like a 10-inch spiral notebook, but it folds out into a full computer using Lenovo's signature 360-degree hinges, a staple of the Yoga line. It transforms back into a tablet or drawing slate with incredible ease. The device is super lightweight at 1.52 pounds and it's only 0.38 inches thick, which is absurdly thin for a tablet alone, not to mention a tablet and a touch-sensitive slate. Android and Windows models will satisfy both tablet and PC fans.
The Yoga Book has a 10.1-inch Full HD IPS screen with a 1,920 x 1,200-pixel resolution on one side, which offers AnyPen stylus support, so you can use any conductive object on the screen as a stylus. Of course, it comes with a stylus that doubles as a real pen with ink, so you shouldn't have to use random objects as styli.
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