Lenovo YOGA BOOK with Windows Manual de usuario

Lenovo Yoga Book

Reviewer s Guide

Lenovo Yoga Book

The Lenovo Yoga Book is a fresh

take on tablet design that

connects creativity and

productivity through a suite of

new hardware and software

features.

In terms of portability, it is extremely thin at only 9.6-mm in the closed position and very

light, at only 690-grams (1.52lbs). However beyond portability, this 2-in-1 tablet provides

three capabilities; typing, pen use, and paper notes in a unique way:

Typing with zero-travel backlit touch Halo keyboard.

Digital drawing and note taking with Create Pad and Real Pen.

Real paper note taking and drawing with the Real Pen switching from a digital to an

ink tip that allows real paper use while automatically recording a digital copy.

Even more unique is the fact that the keyboard and digitizer occupy the same physical

space. In addition, true to the Lenovo Yoga brand name, the tablet utilizes a specialized

hinge that allows shape shifting of the clamshell form factor to adapt the system to your

use.

For further versatility and choice the Yoga Book is available with either Android 6.0

Marshmallow or the Windows 10 Home operating systems. Both share identical hardware.

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Intel Atom x5-Z8550

4GB Memory, 64GB Storage

8500 mAh Battery

Yoga Book Engineering

As the name implies, it really does resemble a small book. It measures 4.05 mm (0.16

inches) on its thinnest side and only 9.6 mm (0.38 inches) when fully closed. It also weighs

a meager 690 grams (1.52 pounds). Yoga Book is one of the and lightest

2-in-1 devices.

Watchband Hinge

The Yoga Book carries is similar in

looks to the one found on high end Lenovo Yoga laptops. One of the major challenges

with this product involved redesigning the watchband hinge to work reliably on a much

thinner tablet-sized device. Lenovo was able to devise a new 3-axis version for the Yoga

Book. The hinge has been tested and verified to withstand more than 25,000 open and

close operations.

Sourcing a thinner camera, thinner speakers, and using high strength magnesium-

aluminum alloy allows the Yoga Book to retain features while also remaining extremely

thin. The Yoga Book is almost as thin as a standard 3.5mm headphone jack, which is a true

testament to its thinness.

Tablet DNA

Aside from these feats of engineering, the Yoga Book remains a tablet at its core.

Yoga

has a bright 10.1-inch IPS display to provide the tablet experience. Lenovo has also

included Dolby Atmos enhancements to improve the audio experience. Powering the

Yoga Book is an Intel Atom x5-Z8550 processor, 4GB of memory, and 64GB of internal

storage.

The unique design of the Yoga Book has also made room for a very 8,500 mAh battery.

Most users should be able to go all day without having to charge the device.

8,500 mAh

Halo Keyboard

is the inclusion of unique

zero-travel capacitive touch keyboard. Lenovo calls it the Halo keyboard.

Touch keyboards are common on most tablets, but what sets the Halo keyboard apart

from a standard touch-screen keyboard are several things:

A thinner device A typical keyboard requires space for switches and mechanical

parts. The Halo keyboard has no moving pieces and uses its own touch panel to

save on space and opens up room for additional features. The keyboard can appear

or disappear with the press of a button or touch of an icon.

More screen, better experience A traditional on-screen keyboard takes

up screen real estate and makes for slow, awkward thumb typing. The Halo

keyboard is separated from the display screen and provides the user with a more

familiar 10-finger clam shell typing experience. The Halo keyboard uses a layer of

Gorilla Glass with anti-glare coating with a matte and grainy paint for a better feel

and recognizes your typing.

Research and engineering Lenovo has spent countless hours developing the

keyboard. This research has resulted in a keyboard with haptic feedback, a

customized ergonomic layout and algorithms that learn and adjust the underlying

virtual layer to fit the users typing habits. There are several patents pending on

Create Pad and Real Pen

By removing the mechanical component of a keyboard,

the Yoga Book becomes a unique 2-in-1 device. Taking

that innovation one step further, Lenovo has layered into

the Yoga Book another feature called the Create Pad. This is a layer of Electromagnetic

Resonance (EMR) film that resides under the keyboard that is powered by Wacom Feel

technology. This Wacom digitizing pad supports up to 2048 levels of pressure sensitivity

and 100-degree angle detection.

s EMR waves are

sent from a sensor, receiving the

signals returned by the pen. These

signals are then processed through

algorithm-based analysis, allowing

written on the paper or multi-use

pad.

never have to charge or replace the real-pen accessory and it

batteries. Users can collaborate and share notes and drawings instantly on the Yoga Book.

Students and professionals can quickly digitize their lecture or meeting notes, and artists

can sketch their ideas that get immediately backed up.

A practical feature of the Real Pen is the ability to

transition from digital stylus to a mini-ballpoint

ink tip (available at any office supply retailer).

Simply use the cap of the pen to swap out the

tips and start writing on the Book Pad.

Book Pad

Lenovo has included the Book Pad

pad that holds a stack of paper. There

is no special technology within the

pad or paper itself. It simply helps

align the stack of paper with the

underlying digitizer. The pad can be

refilled with standard A5 sized paper.

In the Box with the Yoga

Book comes:

1 Real Pen

1 Book Pad

20 Paper Book Pad Refills

3 Real Pen Ink Refill

Switching Between Create Pad & Halo Keyboard

Presto Change-o - Pen or typing modes appear on demand. It easy to switch between

the Create Pad and Halo Keyboard by long pressing the Pen icon on the system or

touching the Pen icon on the screen. Either can be used to enable both functions.

Long press the Pen icon until the Halo

Keyboard lights up.

Touch the screen Pen icon until the Create Pad appears.

Yoga Book Screen: , 400 Nits

This 2-in- -HD (1920 x 1200) touch display that supports

stylus input by default on Windows and by enabling Lenovo AnyPen in Android settings.

Yoga Book: Android & Windows

The Yoga Book uses an Intel processing platform that allows the same hardware to be

used for both the Android and Windows versions of the systems and provides the same

overall experience. There are some slight differences to note.

Yoga Book with Android has:

Book UI Task bar & notifications customization

Multi-window support (run apps in phone layout)

Lenovo Note Saver App for notes and drawing

Enablement of digitizing when screen is off

TouchPal software for Auto-correct, auto-complete,

word-prediction for typing

Yoga Book with Windows has:

Microsoft One Note for notes

Windows-specific keyboard layout

Windows Keyboard Shortcuts

Windows Anniversary Edition

Touchpad with left and right margins as

well as two-finger Mouse scrolling

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