PC market player Lenovo has launched its latest lineup of Lenovo Yoga convertibles, namely Yoga 300 and Yoga 500; and consumer laptops Lenovo Z51 and Lenovo Ideapad 100.
Ideapad 100
Both Lenovo Yoga 300 and Lenovo Yoga 500 feature a 360-degree hinge design, giving users the flexibility to adapt to four user modes – laptop, stand, tent, and tablet – which a traditional laptop does not offer.
Lenovo Yoga 300 features an 11-inch 10-point multitouch HD display, while Lenovo Yoga 500 comes with 14- and 15-inch full HD display. Both models also have stereo speakers and Dolby Home Theatre software.
Lenovo Yoga 300 is powered by an Intel Pentium N3540 quad-core processor and has a storage capacity of 500GB. Meanwhile, Lenovo Yoga 500 is powered by a 5th Generation Intel i7 dual-core processor and have up to 1TB of storage. Both convertibles run Windows 8.1 operating system. These features allow photo and home movie editing. Lenovo Yoga 300 comes in black, while Lenovo Yoga 500 is available in black and red.
The 15-inch Lenovo Z51 features full HD display, AMD Radeon graphics, and Dolby DS 1.0 Home Theatre Surround Sound. Lenovo Z51 is powered by the latest Intel Core i7 processor and have up to 1TB of storage. It is available in ebony black and chalk white colors. The device also comes with 802.11 a/c Wi-Fi technology.
Intended for the affordable PC market, the Lenovo Ideapad 100 is powered by an Intel Baytrail-M N3540 processor, has up to 500GB HDD storage, and integrated Intel Graphics. It cam run up to four hours without plugging in. Measuring at just 20.2mm for the 14-inch and 22.6mm for the 15-inch laptop, Lenovo Ideapad 100 is available in ebony black.
The products are available in Lenovo Exclusive Stores and Lenovo resellers nationwide with price for Lenovo Yoga 300, Lenovo Yoga 500, Lenovo Z51 and Lenovo Ideapad 100 starting at P22,995, P28,495, P42,995, and P14,495, respectively.
From left: Anna Abola, Marketing Communications Manager, Lenovo Philippines; Michael Ngan, Country General Manager, Lenovo Philippines; Vinson Chua, 4P CON manager for PCs, Lenovo Philippines; and Xandra Rocha-Araneta.
