Lenovo Yoga 13 IdeaPad Convertbale Ultrabook (tablet) 13.3" 1600x900 10 points Touch-Screen Laptop Intel Core i5-3317U 4GB 128GB SSD Windows 8

Light, fun and easy to use. Nice touches all around. Can compile, surf and play wow and rift

Bit pricey, track pad gets in the way of typing sometimes

I like the build quality. Win8 is OK on touch screens and am getting used to it. I got the i7, 8GB, 256GB so am happy with speed, memory and storage

Too bad this doesn't have digitizer...would have gotten 5 stars easy. Not crazy about the keyboard being exposed when in full flip tablet mode

Beautiful display, thin, useful and used in all modes. Keyboard is beyond expectation for such a thin profile - excellent tactile response. When spouse took the the Yoga to a company sponsored Powerpoint class the Lenovo outpaced every other computer...

Biggest gripe is the 2.5 minute shutdown required for Wndows 8. My Acer Atom Netbook with Win 7 on Samsung SSD boots in 15 seconds and shuts down in 5 seconds with exactly same software installed. No help from Lenovo, Microsoft, or bulletin boards....

Lenovo tech support are worse than clowns. At least clowns make you laugh. First of all, they want $59 for recovery disks (class action lawsuit coming on that one). Secondly, their support group says they will call you back when they have no intention...

Lenovo (lack of ) Support

my use is a 70% laptop, 30% tablet so this is a perfect device. I hear whiners about the keyboard and the flexibility. I don't have any qualms, it just works. I slapped a 256 gig in the spare side. I got the i7 with 8/128. Runs cool, I also use for...

The only thing is some shortcuts, like insert. I wish Microsoft would include a first time video tutorial btw. I had to go to youtube to find one. I got mine on a deal, but you could consider this a little pricey, not apple pricey but up there, still...

Rating is for the computer, not the operating system. Good battery life, brilliant screen with wide viewing angle, great for movies or TV. Skype for Win8 was a strange surprise but works well

First computer ever that required reading the manual to turn on; still not pleased with also near microscopic Wifi switch - never sure if on or off. I am still in learning mode and trying not to prejudge maybe the biggest problem at this point is me....

Slim, light, almost perfect

have to dismantle to upgrade ram or ssd. keyboard it held in my tabs and double sided tape, not sure how long that will last ; no backlight on keyboard ; the keyboard is on the bottom when in table mode. not sure how the keys will hold up but they sell...

Display is very crisp and has great viewing angles. Not 1080? So what. It's so sweet that it leaves me wanting for nothing. Performance itself is typical for i5/graphics 4000 -- good. Keyboard has good feel, much better than I expected, and no...

I really have no cons to this point. It's not my hexa core desktop with 30" display. It's a laptop. A laptop with little to fault

I ordered one of these laptops (from the manufacturer) back back on 12/19/12 and since then it's been my primary computing device ; Lightweight - The weight makes it easy to handle, which is something I was looking for while recovering from shoulder...

The Keyboard - Like I mentioned above, the keyboard's layout is not the best. Yes, the function key is in the correct place, but the narrow backspace, return, and right shift keys have caused me issues since I got this computer. The location of the...