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"  Lenovo Yogo 2 13-inch Lenovo has already made a pretty big announcement predating CES by giving up more details on its extended line of smartphones, including the high-powered Vibe Z. Now the Chinese-based tech company is focusing on its other products and giving much-deserved attention to convertible PCs, which Lenovo has dubbed &amp;quot;multimode,&amp;quot; a market they entered and refined with their Yoga line of laptops. Here&amp;#039;s a quick look at the updates they have coming to their transforming PCs.  Yoga 2 The Yoga PCs have always been at the center of Lenovo&amp;#039;s multimode campaign. At CES 2014, Lenovo officially revealed the Yoga 2 11-inch and 13-inch models. Although these computers share the same name, they&amp;#039;re built for a completely different type of consumer. The 11-inch&amp;#039;s small size (.67-inches thin and 3 lbs heavy) makes it a go-anywhere PC. It comes equipped with an quad-core Intel Premium processor and 500GB of storage. Lenovo describes its 13-inch as the &amp;quot;workhorse.&amp;quot; The PC is a half-pound beefier and also has an upgraded Full HD display at 1920x1080, and Intel Core i5 processor, and other tech fixings like a backlit keyboard. The 11-inch will be available in January for $530 and the 13-inch a month later for almost double the price at $1000.  Flex 14D and the Miix 2 Miix 2 The Miix 2 is a tablet/PC all-in-one. Debuting a 10-inch and 11-inch model, Lenovo packs a lot into these devices. The 10-inch comes in a little more than 1 lb and runs on a 64-bit enabled quad-core Intel AtomTM processor. However, other tech trimming include JBL surround speakers, 128 GM storage with 32 GB micro SD storage, and 5 MP camera. The 11-inch sacrifices mobility for performances with a better processor (like Yoga&amp;#039;s Intel Core i5 processor) and more double the storage. Of course, both run on Windows 8.1, and Lenovo boasts &amp;quot;all-day battery life&amp;quot; though at what level of usage is uncertain. The 10-inch model will be available in March at $500, and the 11-inch will come a month later at $700. Flex 14D and 15D At CES 2014 we also got a closer look at the newly released Flex laptops. Unlike the Yoga&amp;#039;s four different modes, the Flex gives users only two: laptop and stand. Both for $500 and equipped with AMD A6 quad-core processors and AMD Radeon graphics, these laptops are a relatively cheap option for users interested in experimenting with multimodal computing. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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