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Question: Does it have a backlit keyboard?
Document: The small keyboard is NOT too small, you can type on it as well as any other keyboard, and I have big hands.I really, really like it.
The best part? REAL WINDOWS! I'm not locked into anyone's "App store" anymore.Cons: the keyboard takes some getting used to. I wish it had a DVI out for using my monitor at full 2550 x 1600 Resolution instead of the limitations of HDMI and VGA.
And I'm using the stylus much more than I thought.It's amazing how little things make a big difference. With this device, you just take it out of its case or whatever, turn it on and start using it. If you need the keyboard (and I use that less than I expected so far), just pop up the screen. With the Lenovo, you have to first open it, turn it all the way around if you want to use it as a tablet, turn it on, and then use it.
This is useful if you have poor depth perception or spacial acuity, but if you are just trying to select the chrome window or deselect something you have highlighted, you don't want to accidentally click on some advertisement in the process. There may be a way to fix this, but I haven't yet found it. It could be a windows 8 thing, and not the fault of the computer.2. The second annoying thing is the keyboard. I have small hands and the size doesn't bother me, but the lack of key sensitivity does.
works super easy never new this could be built. screen is beautifull . System is fast and very light. i used to use my asus 700 transformer but now it is all covered with dust
With the Duo, I don't have to carry a VGA adapter dongle - just plug it in. Ditto with the full size HDMI port and SD slot.My HP laptop is now my "desktop computer" and one of the issues I've been wresting with is how to sync the two since they both run Windows & Microsoft Office. Files can be handled by putting them in the cloud, but email & calendars in Outlook were a problem. After much research (again), I decided to go with Office 365 on both computers (and on my Windows phone which I'll get whenever a good one comes out) - it's working flawlessly so far.Amazingly, this computer is rated at about 3 stars by professional reviewers and a solid 5 stars by users/owners - go figure.More to follow as I get more into it.
While I am also building a workstation desktop, this is serving as my main computer for now and it has not let me down once. And let me tell you something. I got rid of my MacBook Pro 17 inch to go to this computer and it was a great decision. I can't recommend this machine enough to people who want to do more than play on their machine.Pros: Size, cool factor, 8gb Ram, 256GB SSD, built in HDMI output, beautiful screen, I can use it as a tablet when I feel like it and use it to do actual work.
Those extra steps are just a pain.Windows 8 does take some getting used to, but I haven't found anything I don't like about it once I figure out how to use the various features. And there is a lack of documentation on how to use the apps, e.g., Note Anywhere - looks like a great product, but learning it is trial & error.Another big plus is the connectivity. I do a lot of PowerPoint presentations, often using clients' projectors...which "all" have a VGA connector.
This is a really good laptop. It is a laptop, not a tablet, although there are certainly times the tablet functionality is rather handy. As a laptop, it is great. Very fast, in all respects. The high resolution screen allows a great deal of information to be on the screen at once (eg excel columns) even thought it is a relatively small screen. So you have the best of all worlds, a small device, with a very useful screen for doing real work. Once you are used to the mouse mechanism, it works as good as any track pad (although, like every laptop I have owned for 10 years, I keep a wireless mouse handy for when I am at a table or desk).
The product met all my expectations. Beyond what was expected. Thank you for your attention. I liked very much. Recommend the product.
Answer: Yes!