The only downside of the tablet is the display. This cylindrical curve allows the rest of the tablet to be very slim and also houses the volume keys and the microUSB port. On the front there are stereo speaker which support Dolby audio technology. The curved bulge includes the 5MP camera at the back, the audio jack on the right and the power/lock button on the left which has a notification light. When you push in a card, it completely vanishes which makes it really difficult to remove it later. Opening the kickstand unveils the microSD card slot and the microSIM slot which were honestly very difficult to use.
The hinge on the kickstand also seems quite strong and didn’t show any signs of being flimsy. The tablet’s build metal all around which makes it look and feel quite sturdy. The left spine of the tablet (when it’s held in portrait mode) has a round bulge where Lenovo has crammed in the various ports, buttons, battery and a kickstand that can be folded in.
Lenovo has done well in the build and design department by giving the tablet a magazine like shape. The main USP of the Yoga 8 is the way it has been built. It comes with an 8 inch IPS display with a resolution of 1280x800 pixels, a 5MP rear camera, a 0.3MP front camera, 3G SIM slot, Wi-Fi, Dolby stereo speakers and a huge 6000mAh battery.
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The Lenovo Yoga 8 tablet runs on Android 4.2 with a custom UI layer on top, is powered by a 1.2GHz quad-core MediaTek processor with 1GB of RAM, and has 16GB of inbuilt storage with a microSD card slot to expand your memory.
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