Lenovo has launched an Android tablet with a touch keyboard and a stylus that allows users to write on paper and digital at the same time.
The touch keyboard has no physical keys and it’s attached to the tablet’s main screen via a hinge. The keyboard learns where your fingers land on each key, which will help reduce the amount of typing errors.The Yoga Book also comes with a stylus that’s shaped like a pen. It has interchangeable nibs. One is a stylus tip to use on the tablet’s screen and the other is an ink rub which enables users to write notes on physical paper with ink.

The Yoga Book can be transformed into a lite laptop, notepad and drawing slate with its innovative design. It has 10.1 inch Full HD IPS Screen with a 1920 x 1200 pixel resolution on one side which offers any pen stylus support, so you can use any conductive object on the screen as a stylus.

Is It a Laptop or Tablet?

Lenovo calls Yoga Book a tablet, but the keyboard isn’t detachable, making the device a laptop. The keyboard can also be folded all the way back to make the device feel like a tablet.

The Yoga Book will be available in two versions, an android version worth $500 and a windows version worth $600.

Features

64 gigabyte internal storage with space for a 128 gigabyte Micro SD card
4 GB of RAM
Fast charging technology
Availability in Android and Windows 10
Android version starts at $499
Windows version starts at $599
It also comes with an LTE version that allows users to put in a SIM card to connect to the mobile internet. This version costs adds $100 more to each version... read more http://www.exactlytech.com/lenovo-launches-touch-keyboard-tablet-pen-tha/

Smart and cute machine.
You could have posted the pics of the device on here though.

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Smart and cute machine.
You could have posted the pics of the device on here though.

sorry, I'll do that tomorrow