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Powerful 2in1 device, Lenovo Yoga 520 Onyx Black
Do you want a compact device that you can use both as a notebook and as a tablet at the same time? That's why you're going to love the convertible Lenovo Yoga 520 notebook. Its advantage is the gentle 14" Full HD display with true-to-life IPS technology. Powerful components just like a full-fledged notebook and an ultra-fast SSDs for an instant start of the system which works without noticeable delays. All of this with an excellent durability for over eight hours of intense use. The convertible device comes with a full Windows 10 system.
Key Features of the Lenovo Yoga 520 Onyx Black Laptop
- Premium 2in1 device.
- Four modes of use - notebook, tent, stand or tablet.
- Dolby Audio Premium sound and Harman speakers.
- Sensitive multi-touch IPS display for beautiful colours and viewing angles.
- Support for Lenovo Active Pen and Windows Ink.
- Security with Fingerprint Reader and Windows Hello.
Four modes of use
The Lenovo Yoga 520 Series Black is a highly adaptable device because of its 4 modes. It is easily customizable into the shape of a laptop, tent, stand or tablet. With high-quality hinges, the multi-touch display can be rotated 360°.
Lenovo Active Pen
With a great 14" multi-touch display the Lenovo notebook comes with multiple features. The novelty of this is the use of a touch pen with tremendous sensitivity. Thanks to its engagement, you can be significantly more creative while working on a project.
Performance and quality
The Lenovo Yoga 520 is based on a modern design concept that is available in aluminium, grey, black and gold. Inside, the processor comes from Intel Kaby Lake Refresh processor which works in perfect harmony with the fast SSD. The device also comes with two USB 3.0 connectors, one USB-C and HDMI to connect an external display.
Great security
The Windows 10 operating system also includes a Windows Hello Safe Sign-On feature. The Lenovo Yoga 520 also offers a fast fingerprint reader so no one else gets your data.
