
Is the new Lenovo Yoga Book a laptop, a tablet, or a convertible hybrid? With a digital keyboard that actually doubles as a sketchpad, Lenovo in typical fashion is pushing the boundaries and testing the market by actually getting innovative new products into our hands.
With tablet performance from it’s Intel Atom x5-Z8550 processor and Intel HD 400 Graphics, it’s not going to compete very well with most Windows 10 hybrids, but as Joshua Gulick of HotHardware says, with the ‘Real pen’ and sketching ability even on real paper, the Lenovo Yoga Book becomes much more than just your everyday tablet…
Lenovo recently released one of the most interesting tablet hybrids in recent memory, just in time for the holidays. The Yoga Book has a digital keyboard that doubles as a sketch pad that even accommodates plain old paper, giving users several ways to draw images or jot notes. In fact, the tablet aspect of the machine is one of the most creative (and fun) concepts we’ve seen this year. read more at hothardware.com

The new MacBook Pro with Touch Bar is finally getting into customer’s hands, with some lucky people receiving deliveries of their new laptops today. The MacBook Pro packaging features a side-on shot of the machine with the Touch Bar displaying a vibrant color palette. Based on reader tips, it seems that those who ordered early will be receiving their laptop this week or next with many deliveries confirmed for tomorrow.
A ton of reviews were just published for Apple’s new MacBook Pro laptop featuring its new Touch Bar. Here’s what the critics have to say about it. The new MacBook Pro is finally here. Well, at least one of them.
Apple has started shipping its new MacBook Pro with Touch Bar to customers just as reviews of the all-new 13-inch and 15-inch notebooks are hitting the web. The reviews provide a closer look at the Touch Bar and whether or not the new MacBook Pro is a suitable upgrade for those with older models. The new MacBook Pro’s headline feature is the Touch Bar (Image: The Verge) Andrew Cunningham at Ars Technica said he “liked the Touch Bar a lot,” calling it “more convenient to use” than a traditional row of function keys. However, he noted the Touch Bar’s usefulness depends entirely on the apps you use and, to a lesser extent, how you use your computer. If you primarily use the MacBook Pro with a Thunderbolt Display and keyboard, for example, he said the Touch Bar will “do nothing for you.”If it’s being used as a desktop with an external keyboard a significant amount of the time, the Touch Bar does nothing for you.
There’s an emoji button when you’re typing that lets you swipe through the entire library of icons (it was the favorite Touch Bar feature of everyone I showed the laptop to).
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The new MacBook Pro has been a long time coming. It’s been over four years since its last significant update. In the meantime, we’ve seen a bunch of impressive new takes on pro-level hardware, especially the Surface Book from Microsoft. 

That’s the HP Omen 17 in a nutshell. Sure, it carries the famous Omen brand and a couple of cues that it’s a gaming laptop, but next to just about all the other flashy gaming laptops, it’s downright bland.
MacBook Pro 2016: New Release Date, Specs, Features Rumors Surfaced; Apple Plans To Kill 11-Inch MacBook Air: The MacBook Pro 2016 will reportedly be announced and released later this month.
The 13-inch model would remain in the lineup. When Apple released the MacBook Air, it helped to kickstart a revolution in ultra-portable laptop design.
APPLE is planning to launch a selection of brand spanking new MacBook Pros on October 27. The move had been rumoured since the launch of the tech giant’s latest Sierra software in September.
The 11-inch MacBook Air, meanwhile, could be ditched altogether as the tech giant instead focuses its attention on the 13-inch laptop model. 
Will the new, updated and much anticipated MacBook Pro launch to a clamoring multitude of Apple fans at the end of this month? October 2016? Are you eagerly waiting for the launch announcement?