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#Lenovo pocket yoga concept android

Intel shipping Android 2.2 for netbooks within two months ( June 25 2010) Ultrabook, Celeron, Celeron Inside, Core Inside, Intel. Microsoft, Windows, Windows NT e il logo Windows sono marchi di Microsoft Corporation. Marchi: Lenovo, ThinkPad, IdeaPad, ThinkCentre, ThinkStation e il logo Lenovo sono marchi di Lenovo. It was fun while it lasted… ( June 28 2010) Possiedi già un prodotto ideacentre Stick 300 Cerca tra il nostro materiale: Accessori. NbC: What would you change? ( June 29 2010) However, given how everyone labelled this device as a Vaio P clone must irk the design team at Lenovo who came up with this concept two years ago, predating netbooks entirely.

#Lenovo pocket yoga concept series

Sony Vaio P’s form factor is similar without the touchscreen so it cannot be ruled out in the future. Source: Pocket Lint Anglais ENFR Lenovos been true to the Ideapad series name: the Yoga 11 sure does deliver plenty of successful ideas within its. The almost-360 degree hinge allowed for multiple usage methods, from a tabletop or lap typing position, or – when fully rotated – a pad-style form factor more suited to standing or walking use, and which could be controlled with a touchscreen and pen.ĭespite this fact, one can imagine a device like this appearing at some point, if not from Lenovo then from another competitor.

#Lenovo pocket yoga concept portable

This was confirmed straight from the Director of Lenovo’s Beijing Innovation Center.Īccording to Li, Pocket Yoga was intended as a companion device that blurred the line between portable computing and the sort of accessories – wallet, diary, purse – users would conventionally carry with them. Now that we were really hoping to see this Lenovo shelled netbook to retail soon, Johnson Li, Director of Lenovo’s Beijing Inovation Center spills the beans that Pocket Yoga is just a concept. Described in this Lenovo blog as the smallest pocket notebook, the. It is difficult to understand why the pictures showed up on Lenovo’s flickr stream yesterday, but whatever the reason, it seems that for now this will remain a concept only. A concept product introduced in 2007, the Pocket Yoga sports a pocketable, ultraportable form factor similar to the Sony VAIO P. Pictures of another Lenovo semi-secret project, an Android handset, have recently appeared online as well.Lenovo has dashed the hopes of many by admitting that the Pocket Yoga pictures released yesterday were indeed a concept only with no plans for production, for now. Lenovo isn't providing specs or other details at this time, and it's unclear when or if the Pocket Yoga as seen in these photos will ever ship. One particularly clever innovation is the "belt" that wraps around the device. A 360-degree hinge allows the display to fold all the way around to the base, thereby allowing the Pocket Yoga to function as a tablet notebook. Pocket Yoga does double duty as a conventional netbook-albeit one with a screen that's awfully tiny for conventional, office-style apps-or as a handheld device. The leather-bound device, which resembles an oversized wallet, features a QWERTY keyboard and a touch screen.

Lenovo has decided to unveil photos of its Pocket Yoga concept PC, an ultra-compact portable that's slim enough to slide in a back pocket.