The Lenovo Yoga 900S is the world's thinnest convertible laptop at just 12.8mm
Lenovo's convertible Yoga laptop is getting even thinner with the new Yoga 900S.
Yoga, Lenovo's convertible laptop lineup is getting a new star in the lights of Las Vegas with the announcement of the 900S. The headline here? This is, right now, the world's slimmest convertible laptop.
Made possible through a combination of premium materials like carbon fiber and Lenovo's unique watch band style hinge, the 900S has about everything we'd want to see in a convertible right now.
It comes in at just 12.8mm (0.5-inch) thick and it weighs a mere 999g (2.2lbs) so you're not going to feel bad about throwing this in your bag when you hit the road. Battery life is apparently pretty good, too, with Lenovo claiming enough video playback time for travelers to watch movies for the entire 10-hour flight time between London and Las Vegas (where they're unveiling this laptop at CES, naturally).


The Yoga 900S boasts a 12-inch display coming in an optional 2560 x 1440 QHD resolution, processor options up to a 6th-generation Intel Core m7, up to 8GB of RAM, 512GB of PCIe SSD storage, Dolby Audio and support for an optional stylus pen. The Yoga 900S is truly a portable productivity machine with plenty to offer.
Oh, and it comes in gold or silver, if that's your thing. Price wise, the Yoga 900S will start from $1099 and will be available beginning in March. Stay tuned for more from Las Vegas as we go hands on with the Yoga 900S at CES 2016
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