The Lenovo Yoga Book is the Future of Laptops, But it's Missing an Operating System
Great for showing off. Not great for showing your working.
Great for showing off. Not great for showing your working.
The Lenovo Book is just 0.38-inches thick, which makes it the thinnest laptop currently available, and makes other ultra slims look positively chunky.
We've rounded up the market's leading hybrid devices to see if they really are the next evolutionary machine of the laptop genus.
The new Moto Z is an audacious attempt at answering the biggest question to phone designers and lovers.
Two-in-one PCs that backflip from a laptop to a tablet have been around for years now, and Lenovo’s Yogas have always ranked highly – the 900s carries on that tradition in style.
The modular Moto Z has landed, but does it sound any good?
At. Last. The great leap in smartphoning that all us schlubs have been waiting for is here.
Bringing flipping back?
Because it's the same size.
It looks sort of ugly though.
A shift towards bigger handsets.
What is this technology good for? I’m glad you asked.
This is very ambitious. Here's why.
The IdeaCenter 610S is a dinky alternative to big and bulky traditional projectors.
Bearing a Core M processor, the 900S trades raw power in favour of less power draw and small form.
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