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Lenovo divulges slew of tablets with consoles, portable PCs with touchscreens New convertible Windows 8 and Windows RT tablets to dispatch close by Windows 8.

Lenovo is the most recent of the PC makers to report insights about its forthcoming Windows 8 machines. Like producers we've seen at CES, Computex, and IFA this year, Lenovo is wagering enthusiastic about mixture frameworks to drive its Windows 8 deals. The IdeaPad Yoga 11 and 13 both have adaptable screens that enable their bases to be utilized as screen stands, the IdeaTab Lynx is another Intel Atom tablet with a console dock, and the ThinkPad Twist is Lenovo's thought on the portable workstation that transforms into a tablet.

IdeaPad Yoga 11 and 13

The two IdeaPad Yoga tablets are indistinguishable in idea: the show pivot permits the PCs' presentations to be flipped 360 degrees, changing over them into tablets and filling in as movable stands. Both come in two hues: the fairly staid Silver Gray and the particular Clementine Orange.On within, however, the tablet-esque portable PCs are altogether different. The 11.6" Yoga 11, which begins at $799, is a Windows RT gadget with the accompanying specs:

NVIDIA Tegra 3 processor

1366×768 five-point touchscreen

2GB of RAM

"Up to" 64GB of capacity

802.11n and Bluetooth 4.0

720p webcam,Two USB 2.0 ports

HDMI port

Card peruser

The Yoga 11 is especially intriguing on the grounds that it's the principal non-tablet Windows RT gadget that we've seen up until now. The greater part of the others have incorporated some kind of console dock to empower operation as a standard portable workstation, yet this is the special case that is more tablet than tablet in spite of its touchscreen. Lenovo says it ought to get up to 13 hours on one charge.The Yoga 13 is a more customary portable PC, in any event for a gadget with a screen that creases the distance back. Here's the once-over on the specs of 13.3" Windows 8 portable workstation:

1600×900 ten-point touchscreen

Intel Core i5 and i7 processors with Intel HD 4000 incorporated illustrations

Up to 8GB of RAM

Up to 256GB of strong state stockpiling

802.11n and Bluetooth 4.0

720p webcam

One USB 2.0 port and one USB 3.0 port

HDMI port

Card peruser

Estimating begins at $1,099, which isn't too far-removed from other premium 13" Ultrabooks. At around seven hours, the battery life gauge for this portable PC is additionally in accordance with different Ultrabooks of this size.

IdeaTab Lynx

The IdeaTab Lynx looks more like different Windows 8 and Windows RT tablets we've seen—an independent tablet with a discretionary console dock embellishment.

Inside, the tablet has much just the same as Acer's Iconia W510, yet in a marginally bigger 11.6" frame calculate. The Lynx accompanies:

A 1366×768 five-point IPS touchscreen

Clover Trail-based Intel Atom Z2760

2GB of low-power DDR2

Either 32GB or 64GB of capacity

802.11n and Bluetooth 4.0

2 megapixel front-confronting camera

Small scale USB 2.0 port, a Micro HDMI port, and a microSD card space.

The tablet without anyone else, which begins at $599, is evaluated at around eight hours of battery life, yet the $149 console dock's additional battery lifts this to around 16 hours. The dock additionally includes two full-measure USB 2.0 ports to the tablet. Not at all like Acer's W510, the Lynx's console dock seems to utilize an indistinguishable console from other Lenovo tablets, which ought to make it more agreeable for long writing sessions.

ThinkPad Twist

In conclusion, we have the ThinkPad Twist, a business-class offering that is more in accordance with some other convertible tablets we've seen. The screen flips down and swivels around to cover the console, changing over it from a Ultrabook-like portable workstation into an imposing tablet.

The convertible has:

A 12.5" 1366×768 touchscreen covered with Gorilla Glass

Intel Core i3, i5, and i7 processors with Intel HD 4000 coordinated illustrations

Up to 8GB of RAM

802.11n and Bluetooth 4.0

720p webcam

Two USB 3.0 ports

Gigabit Ethernet, a Mini DisplayPort, and a Mini HDMI port.

Cell network is accessible as a choice.

The portable workstation begins at $849, however that cost is to some extent because of the its utilization of old fashioned hard drives: a 128GB SSD is an alternative, yet the less expensive models will utilize 320GB and 500GB HDDs.

Lenovo's official statements didn't specify particular accessibility for any of these gadgets, yet we anticipate that them all will make the Windows 8 dispatch window—the organization is facilitating an occasion tonight, and we'll be announcing back with any extra data and with our in-person impressions of the new equipment.

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