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Published: 2013-11-09, Author: Vincent , review by: digitalone.com.sg
Abstract: With the Yoga ultrabook, Lenovo delivered a touchscreen that could rotate 360 degrees so it could be used as a tablet or a laptop.Now, it has tweaked this design for the mainstream market to produce the Flex 14 ultrabook. This costs just $1,199 for the In...
Brushed aluminum, rubberized matte surfaces and glossy plastic all in one, Fast system performance (for the SSD model), Moderately easy to access internal components, Appealing design for the price, Overall good build quality, Available mSATA slot, Large
CPU Turbo Boost is disabled if running on batteries, Brightness not suitable for outdoor use, Attracts fingerprints and grease easily, CPU suffers slightly from throttling, Keyboard keys feel very light, No higher resolution options, Lid quality could be
Lenovo Flex 14The Flex 14 was made to be a a home or indoor notebook and it fits this category well. It is lighter than the IdeaPad U410 Touch Ultrabook with an arguably sleeker design and a good battery life for classroom or library work. System performa...
Long-running battery, Strong application performance, Big audio output
Falls short of rotating into tablet mode, Dull, low-resolution screen, Cheap touch pad
Even if you don't think you'll rotate its screen back 300 degrees and use the touch-screen stand mode, the Lenovo IdeaPad Flex 14 is a contender among budget laptops. ...
Lenovo certainly put some thought into its Flex series of ultrabooks, although we still can't see why anyone would want to own something this specific. We've seen hybrid notebooks that allow you to either shift and chance the computer to offer multiple us...
Strong Performance, Long Battery Life, Responsive SSD
Expensive, Poor Display Quality
The Lenovo IdeaPad Flex 14 finds itself awkwardly in the middle: it fails to match the utility offered by the Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga and other convertible notebooks, but it's also more expensive than most competing standard notebooks.While the Flex 14 may be...
Published: 2013-10-09, Author: Dan , review by: cnet.com.au
The Lenovo IdeaPad Flex 14 is inexpensive for a fourth-gen Core i5 laptop, with a good keyboard and touch pad, and excellent battery life. The 300-degree hinge gives you a second kiosk mode, if you want
Because the hinge doesn't go back a full 360 degrees, it's not as useful as tabletlike hybrids. The largely plastic body doesn't have that premium IdeaPad feel
Lenovo tries something new with the semi-hybrid IdeaPad Flex 14. The fold-back hinge is of dubious practical use, as it doesn't fold all the way down into a tablet, but if you pick the right configuration, this is still a good, inexpensive Core i5 laptop...
Abstract: Lenovo over the last 2 years has changed the PC landscape, when other said the PC market is on a decline. to their credit, they have been the only ones to stay profitable but creating new and innovative devices that have ushered changed in the PC, laptop ...
