The Lenovo Flex 4 2-In-1 Convertible Is Getting Refreshed With Thinner Frame

One of the most leading tech companies in the world, Lenovo decided to put in the market the convertible notebook anytime soon, which was called Flex 4 2-in-1 device that has thinner frame with more storage configuration and was reported to be in the polishing stage right now .

According to Digital Trends, the company briefly displayed the unannounced product on its website over the weekend, labeling it as the Lenovo Yoga 520, and their older model which is the Yoga 510 was the most recent released product in the United States. Moreover, the very noticeable specs of this newest update from Lenovo is its storage. This new 14-inch model could provide the double SSD capacity limit compared with the previous model. This Lenovo flex has 1 TB hard drive with an SSD capacity of 128 GB.

The upcoming convertible will be based on seventh-generation "Kaby Lake" Intel processors up to a Core i7 model. It will also create an optional fingerprint reader, a flexible 360-degree hinge, a battery promising up to 10 hours of use on a single charge, and support for the Lenovo Active Pen. Some would probably consider this for getting work done easily. When it comes to display, the 2-in-1 device will be sold in 14-inch and 15.6-inch form factors.

According to Tech Investor News, there are some changes with the storage configuration of the device. The older model provides storage options up to 1TB, and the new 14-inch model doubles the SSD capacity limit. Despite the competition catching up, the company still continue to make it the best option for their valued customers. The only downside is that, it was reviewed of going to have awkward webcam placement.

The price of the device is still not announced by the company. However, they are likely to reveal the new model during the Mobile World Congress show in Barcelona, Spain, on February 27.Stay tuned for more updates!