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Lenovo’s new ThinkPad Yoga convertibles with Broadwell processors are on the way… which means that if you don’t need the latest tech you can score a pretty good deal on last year’s model.
Dealfisher is selling a ThinkPad Yoga 12.5 inch 2-in-1 convertible with a full HD display, a Core i5-4200U processor, and 8GB of RAM for just $650.
Here are some of the day’s best deals.
Notebooks, tablets, and desktops
- Lenovo ThinkPad Yoga 12.5 convertible notebook w/Core i5 Haswell for $650 – Dealfisher (via eBay)
- iView SupraPad i700QW 7″ Windows 8.1 tablet for $60 – Newegg
- 10″ Windows tablet w/keyboard for $200 – Best Buy
- Refurb Hisense Sero 8 Android tablet for $77 – Groupon
- Intel NUC mini PC w/Core i3 Haswell for $309 – Target PC (via eBay)
Accessories
- Crucial 256GB mSATA SSD for $90 – TigerDirect
- PNY 64GB microSDXC card for $28 – TigerDirect
- Limefuel LP200X 20,000 mAh dual USB battery pack for $35 – StackSocial
- Creative D80 Bluetooth speaker for $20 – Amazon
Digital goods
- 1-year subscriptions to Pocket, Evernote, LastPass, Wunderlist (plus 8-weeks of NYT) for $60 – A Productive Year
- Save up to 75 percent on Kindle Books for students – Amazon
You can find more bargains in our daily deals section.
microSDHC tops out at 32 GB, so the 64 GB models are actually
microSDXC.
The ThinkPad Yoga Haswell models don’t have the Trackpoint buttons, instead
embadding them at the top of touchpad, causing lots of problems
for Trackpoint users. I’d say, wait for the Broadwell models, in
which Lenovo fixed its error and brought back dedicated Trackpoint
mouse buttons.
A buddy of mine has one of these.
Really nice machine.
“Lenovo’s new ThinkPad Yoga tablets with Broadwell processors are on the way…”
You mistakenly wrote “tablets.” But the ones mentioned are convertible notebooks. I recently bought a Yoga 2 tablet and was disappointed not to see new versions of the tablets mentioned here.
Sorry… Yoga products sort of straddle the line, but you’re right the ThinkPad Yoga models are pretty clearly notebooks first and tablets second.
I’ve updated the article.