Lenovo ThinkPad Yoga 11e Chromebook Features, Specs, Display, Hardware and Latest News: A Comprehensive Review

By Aishwarya Oct 28, 2014 09:37 AM EDT

Lenovo ThinkPad Yoga 11e Chromebook Features, Specs, Display, Hardware and Latest News: A Comprehensive Review

The Thinkpad Yoga 11e Chromebook measures 11.81 x 8.5 x 0.87 inches, which is the same as the other Lenovo flagship product - Yoga 2 11.The most important feature of this Chromebook is that it has a resolution 366x768. It profits from an In-Plane Switching panel and it helps to find a good viewing angles and color. It can compete in the market for its better contrast, which results in readable text.

Users will find the keyboard of topnotch quality while using the device. The new styled keys offer some resistance on pressing. The experience will be far more generous than other systems. The keyboard automatically turns off when it goes in Tablet mood so undoubtedly, it's one of the best keyboards of Lenovo.

There are some small but far-reaching changes, which have been done on the Chrome keyboard layout. This is why, it is little different from the standard Windows or Mac setup. It has no delete key but only the Backspace key, just like the Mac. The classic QWERTY layout is just the same. A multi-touch clickpad is just under the spacebar, which has the gesture controls, which were very well received on Chrome.

Features:

A power connector system is on left side, and on the right there's a Kensington slot, a USB 3.0 port and a full-size HDMI-outport. A USB 2.0 port, which also has the versatile sleep-and-charge capability, headset-jack and an SD card slot are also present on the left side. USB 3.0 has a greater data transfer speed, so users will need to remember about the port that they want. The Volume and Power buttons are also on the right side.

Though the hardware is just same as Chrome-OS-based laptop but The Yoga 11e has the finest designs and highset features in a Chromebook. It has 4GB of memory equipped with Intel Celeron N2930 processor, which is quad-core in nature. It's a combination which bids near performance to the Lenovo N20p and Acer C720P. Every function works so smoothly. The phone's boot up is pretty quick and it goes from the starting point to the login screen in just 7 seconds.

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