The Next Gen Tablet? #Helpful Post

hey guys this is Austin and today I'm

here at the video on one of the most

interesting products I've seen in quite

a while this is the Lenovo yoga book

first of all I've got to give a big

shout out to Lenovo for sponsoring this

video

tablets have been boring for quite a

while however this promises to spice

things up a bit so the first thing that

jumps out to me is this is seriously fen

I think part of that is due to this

crazy hinge that is such a cool touch on

top of that it's actually easy to have

to do with pretty much one finger and I

might be wrong here but it looks like it

has a camera on the keyboard so I guess

my thought is is that when you want to

take a rear-facing shot yeah the camera

is on the keyboard that is actually kind

of cool it's all metal it's all glass

it's got this nice soft touch finish on

the keyboard and I can't get over how

cool this hinge is just watching it

that's such a cool design you can bend

it all the way back lay it flat close it

up

this feels like a really high-end device

and honestly for five hundred dollars

this is a lot more than what you should

expect to get this is really nice so

before we go to in depth on this guy see

what else comes in the box because this

has a couple of interesting accessories

honestly it's more than just what it

looks like oh wait this is paper so one

of the cool things about the yoga is

that you set the pages down on the

keyboard if using some touch magic will

actually allow you to write on real

paper and digitize it I'm getting a

little excited it's rare to find a new

gadget that actually has like some legit

like actually cool features I mean look

at that this is like some straight out

of the matrix like I feel like this is

what when I was younger I figured in

2016 I will be using one of these guys

whoa so there's no actual physical click

on it at all and you can see that when

the actual yoga is on it lights up but

that feels really interesting there's

like a little bit of like tactile

feedback it's something you get used to

reasonably quickly after a couple hours

I found myself close to my normal typing

speed the lack of physical buttons is

understandable due to just how thin the

yoga book is and you've got quite a few

options to customize including the touch

points which learn and readjust based on

your typing this all works together with

the real pin which you can use with the

normal stylus tip as a drawing tool or

swap with an ink cart to draw with any

paper over the keyboard and it'll

translate into a digital drawing this is

really cool stuff for taking notes or

sketching and one of my personal

favorite features is any pen turn this

on in settings

touchscreen will respond to nearly

anything conductive which is seriously

entertaining I could play with this all

day that screen also happens to be a

great display anyway it's a 10.1 inch

1920 by 1200 panel that has solid color

and brightness inside it's rocking an

Intel Atom x5 processor four gigs of RAM

and 64 gigs of storage with microSD

expansion but interestingly there are

two models there's the standard Android

Edition that I have here but Lenovo also

has a yoga book that runs Windows 10 the

Android version has been heavily

customized with features like a

navigation bar a multi window support

and it generally works pretty well

you'll occasionally run into an app that

gets confused this hardware is so cool

that I honestly can't wait to get my

hands on the Windows version to see what

it can really do the yoga book is

totally unique right now it works well

as a laptop while not compromising on

being a good tablet if you're looking

for a portable device for getting work

done it's definitely worth a look so

what do you guys think about the yoga

book let me know in the comments below

and big shout out to Lenovo for making

this video possible if you want to know

more go check out some of the other

videos on the yoga book and I will catch

you in the next one