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Question: Do I need to upgrade to Window 8 Pro if I use this device just to check emails, read news, use MS Office, play few simple games ? Thanks in advances.
Document: I would have Outlook, Word, Visio, IE, and Chrome open with no issues. I do not play games so not sure about that.Cons:* Trackpad on the optional keyboard. While the keyboard is not part of the tablet, you need to get it because of the extra battery and usb ports. Plus Lenovo keyboards are good. However the trackpad was horrible and too finicky. I hope they come with a firmware upgrade soon. *Update after 2 months of use:I am loving this device even more and more.
I was looking for something small and light for use while traveling on business. I tried an Andriod based tablet but didn't like the lack of MS Office apps. Tried an 8&#34; Windows 8 tablet and thought it was too small for the Office apps. The Lenovo 11&#34; is perfect. It is light weight, runs Windows 8.1 with no problems, the battery lasts days (even when my kids get a hold of it and play games). I've tested the USB port with a USB drive, USB to Ethernet adapter, and USB to serial adapter.
It's good tablet for simple apps, email, word processing, and other easy stuff. It seems to have some serious issues with memory management and I constantly get low memory warnings if I have more than 3 or 4 browser tabs open at once. Some games also crash easily and it seems to be related to memory intensive animations. I haven't tried to use it for anything more memory intensive, such as photo editing, even though Windows 8 should be able to run it just fine. I wouldn't buy this as a replacement for a more capable laptop but it's a nice companion to a larger computer when you want something lighter.The optional keyboard is nice for email (and writing amazon reviews) but there seems to be either a driver or memory issue that results in groups of letters never showing up on screen, so I constantly have to re-read my writing to make sure everything is there.So far I've had two hardware issues: the first tablet I ordered had a defective power switch.
Noticeably so.Pros:It's light. Really light. Thin too, adding a case will double the thickness (but is recommended IMO)The 11.6&#34; screen seems a LOT bigger than a 10&#34;, even if it is a 1360 resolution.Full Windows (i.e. MS Office, all your apps, your older games, etc) machine with Windows experience 3.2-3.6-4.0 (5.9 HD)  machine for about a third of the price of the MS Surface Pro (which is a VERY nice machine).
So I purchased this table in June from Staples. I bought the tablet for a couple of reasons:- Wanted to give windows 8 a chance in a tablet form factor- The hardware was competitively priced vs an iPad or android alternative- Hoped I'd be able to use this for a couple of steam games.The steam game idea actually worked, briefly but I had memory problems and gave up on it. Performance was poor but my plan wasn't so much to play games as it was to be able to access the real windows steam client in order to perform various functions I need when I'm on the road and can't bring my laptop.
Although NOOK and KINDLE are great apps to buy and read books, the Kindle app does not allow read your epub books and the Nook is not as nice as I would like. Maybe I'm too picky.SEE MOVIES: Wow! Netflix, Youtube and other local films look beautiful with the tablet. Actually the colors and brightness are well presented.STORE WINDOWS: ah ... There are many good apps but still need to be patient. Although I could have the following: Office, Photoshop (yes, you can run, but a little slow) Skype, Mail, Twitter (easy and intuitive), Facebook (excellent), OneNote, Whiteboard (for drawing), musiXmatch, Xbox music and games ... in short, there is a good collection of good apps, but do not expect Android Store Apple AppStore or less.GAMES: There are many!!
I ordered this full Windows 8 tablet after the price drop, and it has surpassed all my expectations. I knew going in that graphical performance would be quite poor, but it is absolutely fine for 90% of the games on the Windows App store, even the new Halo.Sound is just OK.  Screen is incredible, as is touch response. Bought this over the Asus variant because bechmarks showed better GPU performance on this model. If you don't need to a rear camera, this tablet is a better deal.I will probably get an AMD &#34;Temash&#34; tablet as an upgrade when they come out for better graphical performance, but until then this will more than suffice.
In the other and have had some problems with display drivers that crashed the system (that was really mitigated after windows 8.1 updated). Anyways I have to say that my mother is in love with her new tablet.Pros:- Low Price for a Windows 8 Pro laptop.- Light weight.- No overheating.- Fast response with MS Office Programs and internet browsing.- Upgradeable to windows 8.1Cons- Must disgusting thing is that the display drivers have a lot of incompatibility issues. This made the unit to reboot randomly while using.
Picked it up from Best Buy today. I also ordered my keyboard dock from Amazon today as well.I admit, I was a little skeptical at first, it being a Windows tablet and all, but I did want MS Office to do some work on. I have been running Win 8 in a virtual machine for a few months, so I know my way around the OS.First thing I did was update the Win 8 basic OS to Windows 8 Pro. I picked up a license back in October when it was only 40-bucks.
The Lynx can run traditional desktop apps quite well, but take it easy on heavier applications. It is after all, only a dual-core 1.8ghz atom laptop with 2GB DDR2 ram when it comes to specs, so use it accordingly. You'll run MS Office 2013 just fine on it, if that's your intention. As for the Windows Appstore, it's lacking in number of available apps when compared to what's available in Android and iOS appstores. This is NOT a gaming machine, but you'll be able to run light weight casual games in the appstore no problem.
Answer: No. Only need pro if you want to attach to a corporate domain or use a few advanced IT oriented Win8 features.