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Question: what kind of video out put does it have? hdmi? vga? touch screen? stylus included?
Document: If you want a light laptop with a touch screen under $1000 your options are limited right now. The Lenovo works great, has an hdmi, a great video card, and a 500 gb hard drive that is very quick. I have spent a good deal of time looking at computers and I think that this is the best one for windows 8. This computer has a plastic coating that makes it much more comfortable in cold weather. Most ultrabooks are exposed metal which can feel cold.
In any case it's not too difficult to take out the old HDD and put an SSD in, same goes for upgrading the RAM to 8GB.The final complaint is in the screen, while it is responsive and works and looks nice it seems like it's a little underwhelming. For example, even the atom powered Samsung 500T offers the 10 point touch screen with wacom digitizer and stylus. Again, considering this is a business laptop, I think the Lenovo could benefit from this.
The twist feature is a bit of a gimmick, and I'm not sure I'll ever really use it that much, so I kind of wish I just had a regular thinkpad. I turned off some of the display features so it wouldn't auto-dim anymore.However, this is a nice, solid ultrabook with a great feel and nice finish. I like the keyboard and the touchscreen a lot. Great for the price. I'd like to put an SSD in it to give it a bit of an upgrade.
Some time in the future I will work on figuring out screen calibration again as it is somewhat frustrating to have to go back and forth from the screen to buttons or touch pad, and I cannot do that when it is in tablet mode..One other tiny quibble:  I bought a mini hdmi to regular hdmi adapter, which works fine. I always hook up to a 32&#34; monitor when I am at home.
I have not had any problems whatsoever. This laptop looks very good in person, a lot of video reviews I saw made the laptop look bulky and "old". It is absolutely beautiful with the matte finish (I'm a huge fan of matte black)The touch screen is very responsive and feels good to touch. It is a 5 point touch meaning that it can recognize 5 fingers at once.
The corners of the mouse pad can be pressed but the pressure is inconsistent and the cursor is constantly moving around by itself.I own a Samsung Note 10.1 and it outperforms the twist hands down. The Note's screen is too small for more than one-on-one presentations however. But I have eliminated my paper notepad and do everything electronically.The Twist has a touch screen but doesn't offer a stylus for handwriting, something I love about the Note.
I also have cyberlink DVD ultra 13 and XBMC 12.2 installed and have over 300gb of movies.This ultrabook screams with this configuration. movies play back flawlessly, yes the screen is not HD but i was looking for a very small light weight untrabook, the tablet function was a bonus. everything works perfectly, touchpad, touch screen, tablet mode (does not use a pen like others do) I did pull down all of the updated drivers from lenovo which included some firmware updates for the touchscreen.
I get about 3 to 4 hours of battery life but could be better if i turned down the screen brightness but i leave it set to auto. if i am not watching my movies on the screen i use a mini-hdmi to hdmi cable and send the full 1080p image to that.
1080p screen, has WiDi, a stylus/digitizer pen, and a better battery.
I also just liked the Twist's fold down screen better for lap work or play as a tablet though the Yoga total fold back screen was cool too. I liked the Twist more for ports too with both hdmi and minidisplay ports so I can connect to any type of monitor, not just one with hdmi. I also liked it having two USB 3.0 ports over Yogas one 3.0 and one 2.0.
Answer: For video out it has mini-HDMI, no VGA. It has a touch screen. No stylus included, and I am not sure if a stylus would work on this type of touch screen. Hopefully someone can chime in with more info on use of a stylus on the Twist.