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Ecran tactile IPS avec vitre protectrice bord à bord
Aux normes militaires MilSpec
Châssis en polycarbonate et renforcé par du fibre de verre
Trappe de maintenance pour un accès facile à la batterie
Le module WiFi WLAN et le ventilateur
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La finition brillante de l'écran est une vraie gêne à l'extérieur
Pas de modem large bande WWAN ou de module GPS en option
Plus épais et plus lourd que les autres Chromebooks de 11
As far as Chromebooks go, the ThinkPad Yoga 11e stands out from the crowd for a couple different reasons: the design and the convertible construction. Unlike some competing models, the Yoga 11e doesn't look like a toy, and it has the distinct Lenovo fee...
IPS touchscreen panel with edge-to-edge glass, MilSpec tested, rugged glass-fiber plastic and polycarbonate chassis, Maintenance panel for direct access to battery, WLAN module, and system fan, Great colors and contrast, Responsive keyboard and large touc
Glossy display difficult to see outdoors, No integrated WWAN or GPS options, Thicker and heavier than other 11.6-inch Chromebooks, A bit more expensive than competing models, Battery not easily replaceable, No DisplayPort or Ethernet ports, Fingerprint ma
Lenovo ThinkPad Yoga 11e ChromebookWithout a doubt, the ThinkPad Yoga 11e is one of our favorite Chromebooks. It looks and feels much more professional than the the typical cheap plastic surfaces that compose most other Chromebooks in the market. The chas...
Superb keyboard, Ruggedized construction, Great IPS touch screen, Yoga contortions for those who want them
Severe sticker shock, Slightly heavy
It's the second most costly Chromebook on the market, but Lenovo's convertible is a sensational, sturdy, versatile choice for travelers and students alike. Read More…...
Wellconstructed, extremely durable, exceptional keyboard and trackpad, outstanding IPS display, touchenabled screen, converts into standsupported slate or fully flattened tablet, solid performance
Somewhat clunky and heavy, lowerthanaverage battery life
As I noted when reviewing the N20p Chromebook, Chrome OS isn't entirely optimized for touch -- and you probably wouldn't want a standalone Chrome OS slate at this point -- but having a touch-centric option is a remarkably useful complement to the traditio...
Extrait: Google's Chrome OS has lots of compelling qualities -- but one common complaint with the platform is the level of compromise its hardware requires .Most Chromebooks fall into one of two categories: They're entry-level, with disappointing displays, less-th...
Publié: 2014-07-05, Auteur: Kevin , review by: notebooks.com
Best in class keyboard, Excellent trackpad, Touchscreen, Versatile design that functions in tablet, tent and stand mode, USB 3.0, Powered USB 2.0 that charges even when computer goes to sleep, Fullsize SDcard reader and HDMI, Rugged build
Too much screen glare, Only 2GB of RAM, Last generation Intel Celeron N2930 Bay Trail Processor, Heavy
Buyers can find the Lenovo Thinkpad Yoga 11e for $460 and school systems will likely get volume discounts. That's a little more than our other two favorite Chromebooks, the HP Chromebook 11, which offers a better display with the same resolution at a much...
Rugged design, Multiple use modes, Excellent inputs, Bright, vivid touchscreen
Pricey by comparison, Chrome OS isn't touchfriendly, Narrow viewing angles, 'Meh' battery life
At $455 (about £291, AU$739), the Lenovo ThinkPad Yoga 11e Chromebook is more than twice as expensive as many Chrome OS-powered laptops. And if you're comparing based on its hybrid features, the Yoga 11e is $100 more than the Lenovo N20p Chromebook. Still...
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Publié: 2014-09-20, Auteur: Dan , review by: cnet.com.au
The ThinkPad Yoga 11e is the first Chromebook we've tested with hybrid and tablet modes. The rugged body and reinforced glass feel very sturdy, and the keyboard and touchpad are very usable
The rugged body, meant for students, is especially thick and heavy. Despite a serious price premium over other Chromebooks, there's no real boost to performance or battery life
The education-aimed Yoga 11e Chromebook bends into several useful hybrid shapes, but it's also too thick and rugged for commuters who want lightweight hardware for their lightweight operating system....
