Multifaceted. A compact subnotebook with an 11.6 inch display that can be transformed into a tablet in seconds. Special 360 degree hinges, a touchscreen, and Windows RT make it possible. The ideal companion for mobile use or just a neat idea for certain individuals?
http://www.notebookcheck.net/Review-Lenovo-IdeaPad-Yoga-11-Ultrabook.87012.0.html
No sRGB = Not cool
The software was incompatible with Windows RT at the time of review. Of course, the color space will be included in the future review of the Intel-powered Yoga 11S
I got this for Christmas 2012 from my mother, who made a good choice!
It comes pre-loaded with Windows RT and Microsoft Office 365 Preview, and both seem capable of what the full versions offer. I have to say, I use it more as a laptop than a Tablet, but the touch-screen does make things easier, such as adding notes to PowerPoint or OneNote. I had not had a Lenovo laptop before, but I think they are better designed than the Vaio ones. The keys are a pleasure to type on, and surprisingly there are three USB ports. I agree that when used as a tablet, the product leaves a little to be desired, it is clumpy, and the keys get in the way. The orange is unusual and eye-catching, and Windows 8 was easy to adapt to.
A great buy!
I have one of this unit purchased a month ago. Windows RT on Lenovo works well and smoothly after receiving update patches from Microsoft. Battery life is excellence but lack of apps from store makes it not so useful on the run. No Outlook is very dissapointing.