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What is Lenovo's target? Well, first you got art students, that could really use the features of this notebook, as well as its Pen that comes inside the box, depending on your region. Actually, not only students but all kinds of people dealing with art wo...
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Great price, Insane battery life (27 hours of video playback on battery power), Covers 92% sRGB (AUO B133HAN05.F (AUO5F2D)), Average dE value of 1.1 with our Gaming and Web design (AUO B133HAN05.F (AUO5F2D)), Doesn't use PWM to adjust screen brightness (A...
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No SD card reader, Poor upgradability options, Limited I/O, Gets a little warm on the outside...
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So, in the first place, we would want to mention that this laptop feels like a gap-feeling notebook. Somewhere between the Yoga 500 and Yoga 700 series. However, when we got some time with it, and of course, didn't take into consideration the aforemention...
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Source: Windows CentralLenovo's Yoga C630, which we reviewed late 2018, got high marks for its convertible design, excellent battery life, and LTE connectivity. It was an ARM-based device running on a Snapdragon 850 processor (CPU) and 8GB of RAM, which...
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Great typing and pointing experience, Feels and looks like a premium build, Size and weight suitable for a tablet, Stellar battery life, Strong performance from 10th Gen Intel CPUs...
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LTE is no longer an option, USBC charging would be preferable, Audio could be better despite topfiring speakers, Some odd fan behavior...
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Source: Windows CentralThe Yoga C640 sits among some tough 13-inch convertible competition, including premium options like the HP Spectre x360 13 and Dell XPS 13 2-in-1. That's where most people begin their search, and both devices toe the line of being p...
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Lenovo's Yoga C640 has an Intel processor this time around, unlike the Snapdragon-powered Yoga C630. It's the entry level for the company's Yoga series of convertibles, starting at $599. For that price, you get an Intel Core i3-10110U, 8GB RAM, and 128GB...
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Don't get me wrong; the Lenovo Yoga C640 is a solid convertible and offers a lot of value at its $599 starting price point. But again, it just seems to me that there are better options for that price on the market, and some of those options even come from...
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At first glance, it's easy to dismiss this particular model of Lenovo's Yoga C640, a Best Buy exclusive with a relatively anemic dual-core i3 Comet Lake CPU, a puny 128GB SSD, and a $600 price tag. That said, this sleek convertible (officially the Yoga C6...
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Superb battery life, Solid everyday computing performance, Physical camera shutter, Dolby Atmos-enabled sound...
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Dual-core processor struggles with CPU-intensive tasks, No memory card slot, Cramped solid-state storage drive...
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This Best Buy-exclusive version of the Lenovo Yoga C640-13IML may be saddled with a dual-core i3 processor and cramped storage, but it's blessed with stellar battery life...
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