Lenovo ThinPad P40 Yoga
The Lenovo ThinkPad
P40 Yoga can easily do jobs that have to do with CAD work, very difficult
graphics works and 3D Modeling. 3D
Modeling is also called 3 dimensional modeling. It is the process of making a
mathematical representation of any 3 dimensional surface of an object by using
a special software. It could be inanimate or living. It uses a distinct Nvidia
Quadro graphics. This 14.1 inch hybrid has so much power and that is the reason why it
can use AutoCAD. It is so flexible that you can bend It 360 degrees and it becomes
a tablet. The model described here is worth $2084. The entry model is priced at
$1484. Engineers, animators, researchers, graphic artists and even businessmen
will find this machine very useful. You can use the Lenovo ThinkPad P40 Yoga for
presentations and many other things. Here are the configurations for this
model: The Lenovo Thinkpad P40 Yoga has an Intel Core -17 6600U processor and a
Windows 10 Pro. It’s RAM is 8GB and can be upgraded to 16GB. The Hard Drive is 512GB SSD. It has an Nvidia
Quadro M500M. The resolution is 2160 x 1440
and it has a 2GB video memory. This hybrid has a 802.11 b/g/n/ac WIFI,
with an Intel Dual Band Wireless AC 8260. This model comes with a touchpad size
3.5 x 2.1 inches. It has several ports, a OneLink plus, MiniDisplay Port, HDMI,
a dual purpose headphone and microphone jack, 3 USB ports, 4-1 card reader
slot. The size is 13.30 x 9.3 x 0.78
inches and it weighs 3.06 pounds.
Like all the other
Lenovo Thinkpads, the P40 has the same black color. It has the same aesthertic
like most of the ThinkPads. It still does possess the red TrackPoint pointing
stick on the keyboard plus the close and open status light on the logo. The lid
is composed of a mixture of carbon fiber and plastic. The body’s framework is
composed of plastic. The Lenovo ThinKPad P40 Yoga has 2 densed hinges that can
make it twist backwards fully. It becomes a tablet and that is why it is called
a 2 in 1 tablet and laptop. IT .has a lift n’ lock keyboard. The reason for
this is that it keeps the keyboard from depressing when the system is not in a
clamshell mode. Clamshell mode means using the laptop while keeping the lid
closed. The Lenovo ThinPad P40 Yoga was
designed with a lot of strength. It passed the MIL-SPEC 810 strength test . This is a test of for shock,
vibrations, humidity, and utmost temperatures. You can believe this or not but
the company has said that it has survived
an 8 corner drop test, the LCD stress test, a lid / open and close test that
happened 30.000 times. The Lenovo ThinPad P40 Yoga comes with a customary Intel
vPro manageability and TPM encryption. These features are required by companies
that have IT departments. This hybrid also comes with a fingerprint reader that
is used for biometric logins.
The Lenovo ThinPad
P40 Yoga still maintains the same spill resistant keyboard. The keyboard is so
pleasant to use and It still maintains the TrackPoint stick in between the G
and H keys. The TrackPoint stick is so precise and you will like navigating
with it. If you do feel uncomfortable with the red nub, you will surely like
the touchpad because of it’s accuracy. The Lenovo ThinkPad P40 Yoga comes with
a stylus called ThinkPad Pen Pro. It is a 4.5 inch pen that gives you the
opportunity to sketch on the screen. You will feel effortless drawing when you
are using on Windows paint. One good feature of this laptop/ tablet is that it
comes with a bay that can be used for storing and charging. According to Lenovo
when thjs pen is fully charged, it can give you 19 hours of usage. They say
that charging can be done in just 20 seconds. The Lenovo ThinPad P40 Yoga 14
inch 2560 x 1440 touch screen gives you a clear image. It produces 105 sRGB
color gamut. This is above the average of 100 percent. Using The Delta-E color
test, it scored 1.1 ( 1.0 is perfect ). This is a very good score because the lower
the score, the better it is. The Lenovo ThinPad P40 Yoga .scored 260 nits in
the brightness test. It is above the average of 250 nits.
1 Comments:
I bought one of these recently because i do a lot of 3D work in a program called blender. My only issue with it is the overheating. When rendering a scene in blender it will be running at temperatures of 175 degrees Fahrenheit or about 80 Celsius. When rendering something for 45 minutes strait that can become an issue. Do you know whether this is normal for this machine or could there be a problem with my hardware that needs fixing? Have you tested it yourself?
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