A practitioner of yoga is agile, flexible, and serene. Yoga constantly stretches one’s limits. Perhaps it’s why Lenovo’s Yoga line never ceases to amaze with each addition to its roster. Its unique design echoes throughout the tech industry without pausing to catch its breath. The Yoga line offers something no other player in the tablet industry can provide: flexibility. Or to be more precise: the ability to bend their laptops a full 360 degrees forwards or backwards. In laptop or tablet mode, Lenovo’s Yoga products are fit for any use. And with a lot more options now, too.
Lenovo is adding two new additions into the Yoga family, along with two other, non-bendy newcomers into the Lenovo laptop lineup. The two new members of the Lenovo Yoga family are the Lenovo Yoga 500 and the Yoga 300. Meanwhile, the other two laptops are the Lenovo Z51 and the Lenovo ideapad 100.
Lenovo Yoga 500 and 300
The Lenovo Yoga 500 and 300 are enhanced laptops. Their standard is the Laptop mode where users can work on documents and play PC games. Like its brothers and sisters, these two have a 360 degree hinge design which provides three more modes that users can configure the laptop to. Tent mode makes watching movies easier. A steeper Stand mode is great for displaying photos. Finally, the laptops can be revolved a full 360 degrees for Tablet mode, perfect for reading ebooks.
The Lenovo Yoga 500 is the bigger brother of the two. Its screen sports a sizable 14- to 15-inches with FHD display. Media is further enhanced by a 10-point multi-touch display and a stereo system backed by Dolby Home Theater software. It’s a good laptop to binge watch your favorite series. As for performance, the Yoga 500 can readily catch up with hardy laptop users with 5th-generation Intel Core i7 processors, 8GB of RAM, and 1TB of internal storage space. Expect to have a seamless experience playing games on medium performance with a Nvidia Geforce GT 940M video card. The Yoga 500 comes in either black or red and will retail for P28,495.
The Lenovo Yoga 300, on the other hand, is a perfect laptop for those seeking a starter device in the Yoga line. It has a smaller 11-inch screen, but is still fitted with an HD display and a Dolby Home Theatre sound system. For performance, the Yoga 300 has a Pentium N3540 processor, 2GB of RAM, and 500GB worth of storage. It’s available in black and retails for P22,995.
Lenovo Z51
If you’re a more dedicated laptop user with no need for the flexibility of the Yoga line, the Lenovo Z51 offers the perfect balance between multimedia and productivity. The stunning FHD display backed by AMD Radeon graphics and a more immersive Dolby DS 1.0 Home Theater Surround Sound is backed by the latest Intel Core i7 processors and up to 1TB of storage. It comes in ebony black and chalk white. IT retails for P42,995. It’s pricey but its specifications speak for the whole package.
Lenovo ideapad 100
If the Lenovo Z51 is the big brother, the ideapad 100 is the little sibling. If you’re looking for your first laptop, the Lenovo ideapad is a perfect entry-level device for young professionals. It sports an Intel BayTrail-M N3540 processor, up to 500GB of storage, and integrated Intel Graphics. Its battery runs for four hours without plugging in. The ideapad 100 has a 20.2mm, 14-inch variant and a bigger 22.6mm, 15-inch one. It’s available in ebony black and will retail for P14,495.
All products are now available in Lenovo Exclusive Stores and resellers nationwide.
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