Lenovo teases Pocket Yoga touchscreen netbook

Posted in Lenovo by Conner Flynn on March 16th, 2009

Lenovo teases Pocket Yoga touchscreen netbookRemember that weird Lenovo netbook thing that resembles the Vaio P? Well Lenovo has confirmed the existence of its mystery netbook by posting teaser images on its photo feed. It’s now called the Pocket Yoga and has both the ultra-wide, VAIO P-like display and a leather-bound shell.

Concept sketches show the PC not only supporting a touchscreen for a stylus but a convertible design that would let the display flip backwards to use it as a very small tablet too. We still don’t have any specifications, though its size would suggest an Intel Atom or similar chip. It probbly has a built-in webcam and a trackpoint-like controller to back up the touch display.

It’’s bound to be a popular netbook whenever it launches.

[Electronista]

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4 Comments to “Lenovo teases Pocket Yoga touchscreen netbook”
  1. seu Says:

    I think this new notebook thing is great, i wunder if it comes in baby-bleu? but either i am telling you poeple..technology is going to take over the world!! but it will be past our time, so for now ima just enjoy the perks.

  2. Rebecca Says:

    seems cool but don’t make the shell leather - - aren’t we killing innoent animals for enough crappy dumb reasons already? Make this eco-friendly and cruelty free (leather is neither, thanks to the chemicals used in the tanning process and the wasted resources that go into raising livestock), and reach a greater market, as more people will support the company and buy the product. In 2009 these two standards should be the first thing on the list of any company.

  3. Anonymous Says:

    realy gooood yp

  4. mmanu_sandhu@yahoo.co.in Says:

    Hello

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