It's not a true 2 in 1 if the keyboard doesn't disattach from the display. The displays that just flip behind the keyboard are fucking gay, and shit design. Laptops are gay too.
2-in-1s
Jaxson Ortiz
Lucas Jackson
I was thinking about buying a tablet for a while now however work threw threw this out since the warranty expired. I use it to read manga so far. Haven't really found another use for it yet.
Jonathan Long
i'm thinking about getting the thinkpad yoga 490
do you think its worth 1000€ (1120$)?
Jordan Hall
The Surface Pro 6 is by far the tablet/laptop hybrid that pulls it off the best. Weights about 800 grams with the keyboard cover and tablet combined, despite the cover being thin it has actual key travel and is really nice to type on.
I have a surface book 2 but while it is nice it weights twice as much as the SP6, the keyboard detaches with a button press and doesn't flip up and down as effortlessly as the typecover (obviously sicne one is designed to be a cover and the other one a keyboard base with batteries, a GPU attached with a hinge system)
Not nearly as mobile and weightless as the SP6, kinda regret this thing
Jacob Thompson
>work threw threw this out
>inspiron
>Not Latitude or minimum Vostro
Yeah believable.
Kayden Reed
Free is free my man. Its current use as a manga reader is probably as far as it'll ever go.
Leo Stewart
I'm not talking about it being free, I am questioning why your workplace is using Inspiron laptops
Jackson Lewis
Pretty sure it was from an acquisition. Our machines are all Thinkpads or Thinkcenters.
Bentley Peterson
To be honest? I would rather have a decent NORMAL laptop with a decent power and decent battery life and have a cheapest Android tablet and use a capacitive pen to annotate.
If you need pen you can use a pen tablet.
While detachable and convertible are honestly pretty based, sometimes their hardware can't do proper Linux (running Manjaro) nor is a proper ARM Android (looking at you, React Native. Context: apps build with React Native that doesn't include native x86 or x86_64 will crash while using libhoudini), nor Android-x86 is polished enough.
Also the 2-in-1 tax is pretty steep.
Maybe next time I'll get a old ProBook to run hackintosh.
t. Surface Pro 3 and Eve V user.
Jacob Parker
>Honestly, just buy a good laptop and a cheap tablet and you're set.
I think this is the way to go.