Who Is Thinking Of Getting The Lenovo Yoga 900s

[TechFreak1]

Reported to be the worlds thinnest laptop at 12.5 milimetres (1.25 centimetres!) and weighing in at 999 gram (2.2 pounds)

Which is astonishing when you consider the size of laptops (thickness) and the compute power they housed 12 years ago!

So who is itching to get their mittens on this slim laptop?

Anybody think any other OEM will top Lenovo out by introducing a even thinner machine?

Link:

windowscentral.com/lenovo-yoga-900s-worlds-thinnest-convertible-laptop

Hands-on Video (Windows Central)

 

[kancherlapraneeth]

I am planning to get this after selling my Surface book.

 

[TechFreak1]

I am planning to get this after selling my Surface book.

oo interesting, any particular reason why your selling your surface book.

Also I don't suppose you have posted about it yet in the windows central market place?

 

[kancherlapraneeth]

oo interesting, any particular reason why your selling your surface book.

Also I don't suppose you have posted about it yet in the windows central market place?

I just posted it in the marketplace. There is no specific reason for selling it. I just want to try new laptops.

 

[TechFreak1]

I just posted it in the marketplace. There is no specific reason for selling it. I just want to try new laptops.

Cool, good luck with your sale!

No harm in always trying new tech.

 

[kancherlapraneeth]

Cool, good luck with your sale!

No harm in always trying new tech.

Thanks

 

[jasguild]

but back to the yoga 900s, is anyone concerned about the M processor? The first generation of this processor was pretty crappy.

Yes it would be nice to have an even slimmer and lighter device than the Yoga 900 and one that supports active pen, but if it will come at the price of a crappy processor, its not worth it.

Also does anyone have any information about the dimensions? So far we only know the thickness but not the length and width.

 

[MikeJody787]

I ordered the 900S just yesterday, despite the weird half-key, misplaced right shift key. The reason I got it is because I know I can remap the keys with "KeyTweak" to put the right shift key back where it belongs.