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When Lenovo announced its 2-in-1 Yoga hybrid series of laptops, it got people talking, but the above average prices didn’t really get too many people buying. Users were waiting for something that offered essentially the same thing the Yoga series did but at a price that didn’t make them feel like they were making a ritualistic sacrifice of their wallets…. and that’s exactly what Dell has come up with. Dell’s new Inspiron 11 3000 is basically a stripped down version of the company’s $1,200 XPS 11, leaving in only the essential technologies with a $500 price tag. In addition to that, Dell also managed toRead More →

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The CEO of Lenovo recently stated that he expects the market will gradually move away from entertainment-focused tablets in favor of convertible PCs, which he said can strike a balance between the functions of touch-based tablets and the productivity of a laptop. According to CEO Yang Yuanqing, “From our competitor’s recent earnings announcement, you can find that the emotional attachment to tablets has gone down.” Even though Yuanqing didn’t name a specific company, he appeared to be referring to Apple and its sale of 14 million iPads in the last quarter, a figure that was well below the predictions of Wall Street. During the quarter, AppleRead More →