why price yoga 13 (CPU 3rd) more expensive yoga pro (CPU 4th) ?
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Makes no sense to me. I bought my Yoga 13 over a year ago. If I were buying today, I'd get the Yoga Pro. That said, I love my Yoga. I bought one for my son too. He call it his MacBook Killer. One possible difference that I can't pin down - The Yoga 13 from last year has a Gorilla Glass screen. I don't see any reference to that with the Yoga Pro. Still not worth the $250 difference though
332507
i think the issue is supply. Lenovo no longer makes Yoga 13 computers so most sites have very few of them. Thus you pay more for them.
1523004
I use an HP Intel desktop with the Icore7 chip. Can't answer for the Yoga question
796326
the third version is out now 4th gen intel core i3 directly from dells website,ur lucky if you still havn't bought this kind get the third edition from dell.
1880671
Our customer have tried with some Yogas, some work, some not, so we can't guarantee for that.On the review from Lenovo Community Forum, it may work fine on Yoga Pro but may not work on Yoga 2 13. (https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Lenovo-Edge-Yoga-Lavie-Z-Flex/Yoga-2-13-Wireless-Card-Unauthorized-Message/td-p/1538352/page/34 )So, you should do more research or get the recommendation from Lenovo before order any wireless card
2151638
As "matheus" noted. Your Yoga 13 uses mini-SATA, which is a physically smaller connector than this SSD's SATA 3 connector. Also, because your original HDD/SSD is probably 1.8" (this one is a 2.5" 7mm SSD), you'd probably need to go with the same specs to find a replacement. The short answer is: NO, you cannot.
1322338
I am also quite curious. Especially in comparison to the UL50vt, as you mentioned. The specs are incrementally better in the UL50vt, such as DDR3 instead of DDR2, 500 GB instead of 320 GB, and of course the Nvidida G210 switchable graphics. With the rebate on the UL50AG-A2, it appears there is a significant price difference, though. The UL50vt costs around one twenty five more. So, are these incremental improvements worth the eighteen percent increase in price? I'm not sure. Last week I didn't think so. This week, I'm on the fence, but leaning slightly towards the UL50vt. I also included the Dell 15z in my comparision, since the form factor and weight were very similar, and it had the same processor. But options can bump the price up fast, and the Dell only had a 1 year warranty.
273285
I had a chance to buy this during the lightning deal for $450 too, but decided to pass. Read some reviews and was disappointed to hear about touchpad issues and battery life as well, which are big mobility issues for me. Seemed overpriced even at $450, I may have bit at $350-$400. It's possible to get full blown 14" laptops these days around $450 anyways.
1507895
The Ram in all the Yoga Ultrabooks is embedded and non-upgradable. 8GB is the max they offer on any model right now.
597423
Because it is a cheap machine that is all about hype and marketing. Pls avoid. It is 2-3 times more expensive than all the others and not worth $100!
1616642
Without a doubt, the Yoga 13. I use it as a laptop much more than as a tablet, and the extra screen real estate will be useful. Even for a 13-inch model, it is quite lightweight.
1571071
looks like mikegyver.com may be coming up with a yoga 3 plug, see http://www.mikegyver.com for their blog about when it will be available. On Feb 17,2015 they posted they were done testing a prototype and would be selling "soon".
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The integrated video is better and the cache of the processor is larger for more performance I found that the price difference isn't worth the cost unless your a gamer. I have bought two of these for my kids rigs and they play some games too. Just not top end hard core graphics demanding games. These cpu's can also be linked with certain video cards for added performance if ever needed. Hope this helps !
2197967
No. Spring for the latest dual-core Pentium instead. They're relatively cheap and the performance improvement over the earlier P2C is amazing. I've read that the new P2C outperforms the I3.
733908
Did you compare the specs closely? You get an i7 Processor running at 2.9GHz and Turbo Boost up to 3.6GHz, along with an extra 250GB HD and 4GB RAM. I definitely pay $300 extra for those things.
543705
No the one that cost a hundred dollars more is, I wondered the same thing. This computer is very nice and well worth the money.
584162
This is supposed to work with the Yoga 2 13, I have a Yoga 2 Pro and ordered the wrong one first (the one without the FCC ID on the sticker) and BIOS wouldn't start with it indicating it is an unauthorized one. From what I read, to be able to pass the BIOS white-list you need to get the one with the FCC ID, so I'll now try. I guess they're using the same type of "white-list" for the non "Pro" model.
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Because the 256GB i7 version is on sale. Think of it as a promo price. The normal price of the 128GB i5 is $1299, and the normal price of the 256GB i7 is $1599. The 256GB i7 is just on sale at the moment, whereas the 128GB i5 is not.