New: Lenovo’s Yoga Book is a conceptually crazy tablet / laptop hybrid — Australian pricing and…

3 years of development time.

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Sep 1, 2016 — 1 min read

Image: Sean O’Kane // The Verge

New: Lenovo’s Yoga Book is a conceptually crazy tablet / laptop hybrid — Australian pricing and release date

3 years of development time.
Two versions — Windows 10 model and an Android model. Same specs and design.
The keyboard is a touch sensitive panel, similar to a Wacom tablet rather than, say, an iPad. It doubles as a keyboard with haptic feedback.

10.1" 1080p screen, Intel Atom Processor, 64GB storage, 4GB RAM, 15 hour battery, 8MP camera.
9.6mm thick when closed.

When: October 2016.

Where: TBA.

How much: Starts at US$549 for the Windows 10 version, US$499 (AU$799) for the Android version.

The Verge has a huge feature story on the device here:

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