Lenovo bets on convertible notebooks and tactile

        Our goal is to become the No. 1 in convertible , so let's focus on these products and the tactile aspect . We want to be cutting edge with an attractive design touch to a very aggressive price adapting to reality and the street, which is king " . With these words , Maite Ramos , CEO of Lenovo consumption in Spain and Portugal , says the strategy that the company faces the final stretch of the year , which is concentrated around Christmas time , and for which they will have a number of developments .

        Among these innovations is the new Lenovo Yoga 11S , 11.6 inch screen , third generation Intel Core i3, and ability to rotate and bend up to 360o for use as a tablet , laptop or support, and an attractive price: 799 euro.

        At the same price Lenovo also launched the new Yoga 2 Pro , a device that combines the features of a laptop and a tablet and an improvement of its predecessor with optimized design and finishes , and incorporating Windows 8 operating system , as well and ability to integrate processors to the fourth generation Intel Core i7 .

       Other highlights for this winter 2013 Flex Lenovo are the new 14 and 15 inch 1366x768 HD or optional Full HD display 1920x1080 , Windows 8 and 10 point multi-touch for ease of use . This touch panel that allows processors to incorporate fourth generation Intel Core i5 , battery has up to nine hours. Its price is 499 euros.

         In the same vein, the Flex 20 , made of a thin aluminum casing 20.5 inch HD , also with Windows 8 and Intel Core i7 processor at a price of 999 euros.

        Alongside these developments , Mix Lenovo also introduced its Windows 8 tablet with 10.1-inch with integrated keyboard AccuType , of only 540 grams and 10.41 grams thick. With battery up to 10 hours of battery life , this equipment is now available for 499 euros.