Lenovo has officially unveiled its new Yoga 370 notebook under their business-oriented ThinkPad lineup today. The new notebook goes in-between the 200- and 400-series of Yogas, sporting a 13.3-inch, full HD touchscreen display along with a 10-hour battery life and Intel’s brand-new 7th generation Kaby-lake processors.
The new notebook is a convertible, so it transforms quickly into a tablet when you need it. While a convertible notebook isn’t the ideal tablet, its 18mm overall thickness helps quite a bit, not to mention its light 3 lb weight and its promised 10 hour battery life. The notebook also has Milspec certification, so it’s about as tough as the laptops that the US armed forces use for themselves.
If you have the cash, you can deck it out with up to 16GB of DDR4 RAM and up to 1TB of PCIe NVMe SSD storage. There’s also Thunderbolt 3 support as well as dTPM 2.0, and a precision touchpad. The best part is that its running Microsoft’s Signature Edition image of Windows 10, which means less bloatware to deal with.
The ThinkPad Yoga 370 starts at $1149 in the US.
