Lenovo IdeaPad D330-10IGM FHD 64 GB / LTE

Lenovo's convertible tablet with a detachable keyboard unit teeters on the brink between two leagues: actually, tablet computers and laptops. With a group of "adult" laptops of a compact form factor, the model has in common the used computing hardware: a 4-core Intel Pentium N5000 processor operating at a clock frequency of 1.1 GHz, integrated Intel HD graphics and 4/64 GB. The conductor of the technological orchestra is the Windows 10 operating system.

With a 10.1-inch diagonal screen, the Lenovo IdeaPad D330-10IGM FHD LTE 64GB is somewhat reminiscent of a detachment of netbooks that have sunk into oblivion. The only exception is that the IPS-matrix of the model recognizes touch input. The tablet part of the device is attached to the docking station by means of magnets and two guide elements. The signal transmission from the keyboard and a couple of full-sized USB ports occurs through a quartet of contacts in the middle of the rotary mechanism. In addition, the transformer is equipped with 3G/LTE modules. On a single charge, the battery promises up to 14 hours of battery life.