Not sure about the differnce between Lenovo's series's

[BokuWaLambo]

Hey guys, I plan to buy a laptop for everyday use soon and few of Lenovo's laptops cought my eye(especially for their full hd ips screen and touch) but
there is something that confuses me about their branding, what is the difference between:
Yoga 500
Flex 3
Yoga 3
I could find pretty much in all of them a version with similar if not identical specs, why are they priced so differently and what is
the actual difference between them?
Also when I checked different laptop proccesors they came with a unique letter (like H or U), what do they stand for?
Thanks!

 

[i7Baby]

CPU designation - http/www.intel.com.au/content/www/au/en/processors/processor-numbers.html

A lot of naming is for marketing purposes. Ask Lenovo for clarification.

Fort yourself, just work out what you want and/or your budget and get the best you can afford.

 

[jaguarskx]

Yoga = Keyboard rotates around 360 degrees to turn the laptop into a tablet.

Flex = Keyboard rotates as well, but probably to something like 270 degrees so you cannot use it as a tablet.

If you want ability to use your laptop like a heavy tablet then get a Yoga. If you don't care, then get a Flex.


The Yoga 500 is a yet to be released laptop from Lenovo. There is no real info about that laptop. My guess is that it will use Intel's next generation Skylake CPUs which will be officially released in September for laptops. That means the earliest it may be available is September.