It comes with up to 8GB of RAM, up to 128GB of storage space and up to seven hours of battery life.

It is powered by Intel Pentium processors and Intel integrated graphics. The Lenovo Yoga Duet 7i is available in Slate Grey and Orchid colour variants.Ĭoming to the Lenovo IdeaPad Duet 3i, it features a 10.3-inch Full HD IPS panel display at 330 nits bright. It features support for the newly launched Lenovo E-Color Pen that has a built-in smart sensor that lets you pick up colors from guides or any real-life object by simply touching the object's surface with the pen's tip while pressing down. Is USB able to deliver enough power for SSD class USB flash drive, BT dongle for headphones - without power caused droputs?Īny FireStrike score to get rough estimate about GPU performance? I know it will be superlow but still.The Lenovo Yoga Duet 7i is compatible with Intel Wi-Fi 6 (Gig+)2 and it comes with features such as Alexa voice service, Dolby Audio and infrared (IR) camera with Windows Hello. How is storage doing (128GB) in case of performance ( CrystalDiskMark)? Yoga Book storage is on magnetic HDD performance level which is crap. Is here any owner who can share experience? I saw some german review but it is very general. Intel Pentium N5030, 8GB RAM, 128GB storage IdeaPad Duet 3i (10.3) | Super-versatile 2-in-1 laptop | Lenovo UK Would like to have working HBO GO (lagging on Yoga Book), H265 acceleration (again on very edge now), Playstation Remote Play, Ability to play old games (GOG) - reason why I don't want to go to iPad, Android device even if it is still in consideration.Ĭurrently I can see this tablet/hybrid getting available for quite good price:

I am interested in replacement and I don't need superpowerful device (I already have one). I am using it for stuff like browsing, netflix, youtube, really old games

Atom CPU is on the edge but not biggest concern. I am lacking reasonable availability of USB ports, memory and storage capacity and storage speed. I am currently using Lenovo Yoga Book Win10 version 1 (Atom x5)

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