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hey guys this is tom warren from the verge and we're looking at lenovo thinkpad yoga now this is a 12.5 inch display on this particular model and obviously Lenovo's had yoga's in the past but this is the first one with the pink background and it's got kind of unique twist to it so like all the other yoga's you can obviously flip it over but if you watch very closely at the keyboard here just notice that it rises up the frame around it so basically the effect is that you get a flat back and at the keys you can't actually type on them so although they had software to protect from that in the passage move out g and putting some hard hard right now so you really can't get the keys and that's probably the coolest thing about this and apart from that I'm it's a Haswell processor it also has a stylus seems simply going Internet Explorer right your webpages up and I'll see apps like fresh paint and OneNote will support the stylist as well so shipping around October so most likely October 18 for Windows 8.1 and that was a quick look at the Lenovo ThinkPad yoga okay so now we're looking at the yoga pro 2 and this is the 13-inch model and very similar to last year's but the big difference you might not notice it straight away is that this screen is 3,200 by 1,800 so it's crazy high res and they see it doesn't look like Lenovo's done much to the DPI settings for windows 8 one on a desktop here but it's not wearing the final version so it's quite hard to tell but I'm sort of the easy quick benefits you get you can snap to alongside there and you can snap preferred in the middle there so a lot of the current crop of Windows 8 laptops even if you upgrade into 81 you're not going to get that sort of functionality and obviously it's running on the Haswell chip so you can get some battery improvements there and Lenovo is saying probably ran about 8 to 9 hours and obviously it's a yoga so it's going to go all the way around into the tablet mode and she feels a little bit more slender than last year's model and obviously you can still feel the keys at the back so unlike the the thinkpad version of the yoga they don't have the special key effects okay and that was a quick look at the yoga pro 2 from lenovo you