Lenovo Pocket Yoga vs Sony Vaio P-Series Netbooks Comparision
Lenovo Pocket Yoga Netbook is a sleek netbook, looking like one and half of the size of Nokia E90 and a befitting answer to Sony Vaio P-Series Netbook.
The Yoga netbook features leathery exterior and a detachable keyboard. The netbook is a laptop design concept which is 2 year old much before today’s netbooks. The name drew so much attention as it is named for the folding design. The netbook looks more or less like a wallet, to be precise a feminine wallet that can be slipped easily into one’s pocket while you see its exterior leathered its further belted around center which becomes a mouse. The design has a 360 degree hinge which will support the 3 modes in interlocking fashion. The touch screen is quite impressive. The design concept is so seductive resembling more or less a cigar case, Lenovo Pocket Yoga netbook is truly one pocketable netbooks.
The layout of Lenovo Yoga is similar to that of Sony Vaio P netbook, the same ultra wide screen display. The netbook comes with integrated webcam and the convertible design enables the scree display to flip back as well. But keyboard is small but for small undersized hands and will probably be pain to handle for long time. Design gets 2 thumbs up. However, Lenovo didn’t announce any mass production of the Yoga netbooks. But seriously, who is looking for netbooks? We get Nokia E90 or the upcoming Nokia N97 that offer do much better than any netbook. Don’t they?
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