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    Lenovo Ideapad Flex 5 (15”) Review

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    Lenovo pioneered the convertible notebook PC back in 2012 with their original Ideapad Yoga. Since then, the company has produced scores of models with the Ideapad's iconic 360 degree display hinges. Fast forward to 2017, and the Ideapad Flex 5 15-inch laptop we're reviewing is one of the largest convertible notebooks you can buy. As with other Yoga models, the display folds around 360 degrees, turning the notebook into a large tablet. The Flex 5 15 starts at $629, while the nearly topped-out model we received for review went for $929. All variants include a good-quality 15.6-inch IPS display, Windows 10, and Intel Core i-series processors. Our review unit also had dedicated Nvidia GeForce GT 940MX graphics, which are just good enough for the latest games. Let's take a closer look at this multimedia powerhouse.

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