The Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro which was launched last year as one of the fist notebooks to carry Intel’s newest Broadwell processor, has finally made its debut in India. The latest release is a premium offering as it’s loaded with top-tier specs and it doesn’t come cheap. You’ll have to shell out a whopping Rs 114990 for this device.
The Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro is basically the successor to 2013’s convertible. The company has focused a lot on the design of the new notebook. It has managed to bring the thickness down to just 12.8mm and the overall weight of the device is around 1.19kg, making it 17% slimmer and 14% lighter compared to its predecessor.
If that’s not enough, you get a convertible design through which the Yoga 3 Pro can be deployed in 4 different modes, namely laptop, stand, tent and tablet. This is made possible owing to the new watchband hinge system that uses over 800 pieces of steel and aluminum to make the display completely rotatable.
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Windows 8.1 Pro comes preloaded with the Lenovo laptop and you’ll also be treated to the company’s Harmony software suite. The notebook falls in the 13.3-inch category with a QHD+ touch display under the lid and there are JBL stereo speakers as well, on the bottom half. A dual core Intel Core M-70 processor does the heavy lifting and you can expect up to 7.2 hours of battery life.
Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro specs:
– Windows 8.1 Pro
– 13.3-inch QHD+ IPS touchscreen
– Intel Core M-70 processor
– Intel HD Graphics 5300
– Up to 8GB RAM, 512GB SSD storage
– 720p HD webcam
– 11.8 x 9 x 0.5 inches in dimensions
– 1.19 kilograms heavy
– 44Whr lithium-polymer battery
The Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro will go on sale through the company’s own stores and via Croma outlets across India.