Yoga 13 or 11S? What would be your preference?
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Without a doubt, the Yoga 13. I use it as a laptop much more than as a tablet, and the extra screen real estate will be useful. Even for a 13-inch model, it is quite lightweight.
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Yoga pros: comfortable keyboard, Apple is in love with itself, usable as tablet, top-of-the line processor for snappy performance.Mac pros: Easy to use, nice graphics, Lenovo bloatware
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Having both, I'd go with the 12' if you are over 5'7" or if you are heavy at all. The smaller one is fun but the longer one comes with the straps on the front too. Great boards! We love them!
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If you're going to be reading a lot, I'd go with the 8.4. I found that the 10.5 is just too cumbersome for reading. I read a lot, so I ended up returning the 10.5 and purchased the 8.4. Very happy with it.
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The YogaToes Gems have an open design at the top of the toes, allowing more flexibility for different sized feet. That's why they only come in one size whereas the original YogaToes are completely enclosing each toe and must come in different sizes to accommodate different foot sizes. I'm getting these as I'm hoping less rigidity will mean more give as I'm worried about the arthritis in my big toes getting aggravated and inflamed by using these but I am concerned my women's sized 12 WW foot may still not fit well. Of course, flexibility means you're giving up absolute correct toe alignment, just be aware. The YogaToes Gems have an open design at the top of the toes, allowing more flexibility for different sized feet. That's why they only come in one size whereas the original YogaToes are completely enclosing each toe and must come in different sizes to accommodate different foot sizes. I'm getting these as I'm hoping less rigidity will mean more give as I'm worried about the arthritis in my big toes getting aggravated and inflamed by using these but I am concerned my women's sized 12 WW foot may still not fit well. Of course, flexibility means you're giving up absolute correct toe alignment,... » Read More The YogaToes Gems have an open design at the top of the toes, allowing more flexibility for different sized feet. That's why they only come in one size whereas the original YogaToes are completely enclosing each toe and must come in different sizes to accommodate different foot sizes. I'm getting these as I'm hoping less rigidity will mean more give as I'm worried about the arthritis in my big toes getting aggravated and inflamed by using these but I am concerned my women's sized 12 WW foot may still not fit well. Of course, flexibility means you're giving up absolute correct toe alignment, just be aware. « Show Less
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2nd generation processor. Yoga has up to current processor. Really good laptop up to but not including high end online gaming.
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Very hard transition. Buy a v911! It is a VERY good intermediate between the S107 and the nano CP. You'll have plenty to learn in the v911, but the nano will still be a big jump up from the v911.
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I have 11b and works fine but 11e probably would be quite tight. While looking for one I saw a style that had a "forked" lower portion. Would give more width flexibility. Hope this helps.
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Makes no sense to me. I bought my Yoga 13 over a year ago. If I were buying today, I'd get the Yoga Pro. That said, I love my Yoga. I bought one for my son too. He call it his MacBook Killer. One possible difference that I can't pin down - The Yoga 13 from last year has a Gorilla Glass screen. I don't see any reference to that with the Yoga Pro. Still not worth the $250 difference though
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Honestly Kenneth I would suggest the 11th. It has more bells and whistles for the money you would spend on it.
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It doesn't really matter. I'd go with the 8. I've using these for 13 years. They are the best and this is a really good price.
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I have never used the 11-16 but did research it before buying this lens. I think you will be quite happy with either one and can't really go wrong. They are both sharp, excellent lenses. In my mind the principal trade off is whether you want a slightly wider angle view (there really is a pretty big difference btwn 12mm and 11mm) and a wider aperture or whether you want the extra versatility on the other end since the 12-28 lens goes up to 28mm. Pics are definitely usable at 28mm in my opinion. Ken Rockwell has a great review of both. The only thing I don't agree with him on with regards to the 12-28mm is that I am noticing some CA that I have to remove in post processing (not a big deal to me but worth noting). I will try to post a few sample pics later today. Hope that helps and happy shooting!
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My husband has the 10.1 and I have the 8. They're both perfect for us. The 8 is lighter and more convenient for me to carry around. My husband preferred the larger screen size; since portability wasn't an issue for him. He doesn't have any issues with PDF's and notes. Features he uses very often for his technical books. We both had the ASUS Transformer & Prime previously and both the 8 and 10.1 blow them away. My husband was reluctant to change, but now he's very happy he did.
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I Would Go With The 11. Keep In Mind These Are Supposed To Be Snug. They Are Not Meant To A Bulky Snow Mitten. They Are Snug To Allow For Great Dexterity. Waterproof. Best Glove I Have Ever Owned. Our Whole Family Has Them now.
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This case is designed for the Yoga, Yoga 2 and Yoga 3 (13-inch models). You have to make sure that you get the correct size if you have the 11-inch Yoga.
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sigma recently came out with 17-70 version which has a C mark on it. its a good walk around woiyth f2.8 to 4. IS or OS is a good thing and its a personal decision. I have always preferred them as sometimes you forget to hold your breath for that magic moment which may not be as crisp otherwise.
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I would go with the Ballet Physique, first of all its cheaper and you are a beginner, and second of all the Physique 57 woman is really hard to listen to. She feels like she needs to fill every second with talking. They are both great workouts, I just didnt personally like the Physique 57...