Samsung, which expects billions of dollars in losses from the Note 7 debacle, has been encouraging all owners to return the phones, including offering a $100 credit incentive to people who bring in their Note 7 devices and then select another Samsung device. However, a survey conducted last week showed that 40 percent of current Samsung customers do not plan on buying another Samsung phone. Current consumer mindset isn't necessarily an indication of long-term views, but Samsung's plan to go head to head with Apple's iPhone 7 has vanished like smoke.
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Right out of the gate, the Lenovo Yoga Book gets credit for offering one of the most unusual designs we've ever seen: This superportable two-in-one laptop/tablet hybrid includes a Wacom sketching pad that can instantly transform into a QWERTY keyboard. The result is a fun, highly portable device that instantly appeals to creative professionals -- but one that's not nearly as practical as Lenovo makes it out to be. That doesn't mean it can't be an option for your secondary or travel computer, instead of a Chromebook, iPad or other small-screen budget laptop. But that largely depends on your creation versus consumption patterns, and -- for creators -- what you're actually working on.
Instead of a keyboard, the Lenovo Yoga Book has a completely flat space that can be a keyboard when you want it to be, The most striking feature of this slim 10.1-inch hybrid (available in both Windows and Android versions) is its keyboard, or at least the space on the clamshell body where the keyboard would normally be, Instead, there's a completely flat, button-free surface that symmetry series case for apple iphone xr - stormtrooper alternates between a drawing tablet and a touch-powered backlit keyboard, It's a bit like an iPad's on-screen keyboard, except that it doesn't actually take over part of the screen..
Vanishing keyboard aside, the Yoga Book includes a pretty standard set of components for a budget laptop, with an Intel Atom x5 processor, 64GB of solid-state storage and 4GB of RAM. The price reflects these lower-end internal components, at $499 in the US for the Android version and $549 for the Windows 10 version. They're £449 and £549 in the UK, and AU$799 and AU$999 in Australia, respectively. Both versions have the same internal components, but the Android model has a few keyboard/touchpad changes, some Android-centric software tweaks, and comes with a grey lid, versus the black lid in the Windows version.
