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what's going on guys Travers consumer and today we're gonna be taking a look at the top 5 features of the brand-new Lenovo yoga book now this is a surprising laptop tablet combo and huge shout out to Lenovo for sponsoring this video and sending one of these for me to check out now the kicks are my list of favorite features we're going to start off with the design the yoga book is a twin one with a really sleek and flexible design and the one we've got here is running android marshmallow it features an incredibly thin 10.1 inch display and has a built-in keyboard that lenovo is calling its halo keyboard but more on that in a second the display and keyboard are kept together with Lenovo's watchband hinge which is pretty sturdy and allows for easy positioning even when closed the entire profile of the yoga book is incredibly thin which makes traveling a simple task it only weighs about one and a half pounds which makes it really convenient in terms of portability and if you want us to go into tablet mode it actually feels like a tablet and not just some laptop that's cold all the way back you've got your power button and volume controls on the right side of the keyboard as well as a headphone jack and on the left side you'll find a micro USB port to charge it a micro SD card slot which is a nice bonus as well as a micro HDMI port and you also get stereo speakers on both sides of the keyboard something I really like about the design is that it stays true to its name and actually looks like a book and it can be held like one now the second isn't really a feature but it has to be mentioned and that's the price at about $500 for Android and 550 for Windows the yoga book is priced pretty affordably while some other products in this space usually charge at least a hundred bucks for the keyboard or the stylus so having everything you need right inside of the box while still costing less than the other options out there price gets a thumbs-up for me now number three on this list is that halo keyboard now this is a flat surface that actually lights up and gives form to the keys it also includes haptic feedback which allows you to have this super flat keyboard but still feel like you have the experience of typing on a physical keyboard it's also worth noting that the halo keyboard isn't always on it's there when you need it but if you're the creative type and you also enjoy drawing the halo keyboard becomes a black blank canvas for you to draw and design on with a real pen graphic designers and creators should feel right at home with this tool now for number four you've got the ability to digitize notes with the real pen simply take the pen out of stylus mode by popping out the stylus tip with the pen cap and inserting the real pen ink cartridge and boom you have a legitimate pen to write with and once you place your book pad on top of the halo keyboard it captures your notes in real time so now you can have handwritten notes or drawings captured digitally and you can do this in a way that's familiar to everyone by using a real pen and paper rather than drawing on the actual screen which can be a little weird if you're not used to it and what's even cooler about this is that you can use any paper you have lying around and not just the one from the pad with this you can immediately see how useful this can be for students or creators and last on this list is the battery life one of the most important things for people on the go like students is gonna be a long battery life Lenovo state says you can get up to 15 hours of battery life which is pretty crazy in this tiny body that means this thing will last you a full school or work day but if you guys want to check out the Lenovo yoga book for yourself I'll of course have links down below in the description and I'll catch you guys in the next one peace