Lenovo is the latest of the PC manufacturers to announce details about its upcoming Windows 8 machines. Like manufacturers we've seen at CES, Computex, and IFA this year, Lenovo is betting big on hybrid systems to drive its Windows 8 sales. The IdeaPad Yoga 11 and 13 both have flexible screens that allow their bases to be used as monitor stands, the IdeaTab Lynx is another Intel Atom tablet with a keyboard dock, and the ThinkPad Twist is Lenovo's take on the laptop that turns into a tablet.
IdeaPad Yoga 11 and 13
The two IdeaPad Yoga tablets are identical in concept: the display hinge allows the computers' displays to be flipped 360 degrees, converting them into tablets and serving as adjustable stands. Both come in two colors: the rather staid Silver Gray and the distinctive Clementine Orange.
On the inside, though, the tablet-esque laptops are very different. The 11.6" Yoga 11, which starts at $799, is a Windows RT device with the following specs:
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