Lenovo Yoga 720

Lenovo Yoga 720

Lenovo's Yoga line has long been about versatility. Not just in its hybrid design that allows you to flip the screen around to use in four different positions, but also in offering that design in what seems like an ever-increasing number of sizes and configurations.

At Mobile World Congress 2017, the company unveiled three more options for 20 the 15.6-inch and 13-inch Yoga 720 and the 14-inch Yoga 520. For the 720, both sizes now have IPS touchscreens with resolutions up to 3,840x2,160 pixels, and with almost no bezel -- the frame that goes around the display -- the screens take up nearly the entire lid. The screens also support

Lenovo's optional Active Pen if writing or drawing on the screen is a necessity for you..

As you might expect, Lenovo is loading these with the latest seventh-gen Intel processors up to Core i7. The 15.6-inch 720 gets the added option of trading integrated graphics for an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050 graphics card, making this an interesting option for an entry-level gaming system.

Rotate the screen so the keyboard is away from you, hook up a keyboard and mouse and you've got a desktop gaming experience without having the laptop's keyboard and trackpad in the way. There's a Thunderbolt 3 port, too, so you can get a single-cable adapter to connect a monitor, Ethernet and peripherals and always be ready to start gaming (or working, too, I suppose).

The Yoga 520, which will be called the Flex 5 in the US, is sort of a compromise between the two 720 models. It's 14-inch touchscreen shares the slim bezels of the others, but its screen resolution maxes out at 1,920x1080 pixels.

You can get the 520 with discrete graphics, but instead of the GTX 1050, it's a lower-end Nvidia GeForce 940MX. It is slightly smaller and lighter than the 15.6-inch 720, it has more storage options including a mix of 128GB PCIe solid-state and 1TB hard drives, and does support the optional Active Pen and you can get it with a fingerprint sensor, too

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