A new idea, and new product series, from Lenovo shows just how tightly
tied the company has become to the flipping and folding action of the
popular Yoga line of laptops.
The IdeaPad Flex line, available in 14-inch and 15-inch versions don't
fold all the way back into a tablet like the Yoga does. This is more of a
laptop with some extra flexibility, bending its screen back by 300
degrees to allow for what we've been calling a kiosk mode, with the
screen pointing out from the rear of the laptop, away from the keyboard
and touch pad.
CPUs will go up to Intel's fourth-gen Core i5, plus optional Nvidia
GeForce 740M graphics (in the 15-inch version), and up to a 1TB HDD.
The construction isn't as high-end as Lenovo's more expensive
laptops, but it starts at just $629, and should be available by the end
of September.
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