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Lenovo's yoga 910 was an excellent tune one but it also had some issues all of which the PC maker has addressed with its successor the yoga 920 it looks nearly the same as the older model with its unique watchband hinge that can hold the all-metal body in a variety of positions and goes fully back into a tablet it still has thin bezels around its thirteen point nine inch display but the webcam has been moved back to the top of the screen so it no longer shoots up your nose and regardless of if you get it with a 4k or a full HD display it'll be pen enabled supporting 4096 levels of sensitivity with the company's active pen two other tweaks include a full-size right shift key we're placing the frustratingly small one on the 9/10 and it's two USB C ports are now Thunderbolt three prices start around $1,300 for the full HD configuration we tested and that includes a new 8th gen Intel Core I series processor that really does show performance improvements over the last gen and battery life was pretty great too getting just shy of 13 hours of streaming video between the new processor and all the little improvements this premium twin one is a standout in the category you