“Is this the Thinkpad yoga 460 announced in September? Is the pen pressure sensitive? Is the top carbon fibber and the body magnesium? Is the memory upgradeable?”
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Yes, this is the Best Buy version of the 460. They have all the same pieces and the manual is the same for both this and the 460. Yes, the pen has good pressure sensitivity. Yes, you can buy a 16GB RAM module to upgrade it. I did and it works great.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I'm not certain of the memory or body (but the frame is pretty rugged - not cheap plastic), but the pen is certainly pressure sensitive.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The ThinkPad Yoga 460 and ThinkPad Yoga 14 (Model 20FY) share the same Parts Catalog. This is the Generation 3 model. Differences TBD? Pen is pressure sensitive. I haven't had mine apart (yet). I do know that the advertised weight is incorrect. It is approximately the same weight as the 2nd Generation model. The joke going around is that the body weight improvement is offset by the additional weight of the USB 3.0 ports over USB 2.0! ;-) Maximum supported memory by Lenovo is 8 GB. Some claim that 16 GB is achievable.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.First question: Yes. Second Question: The body is a carbon fiber reinforced plastic or FRP, the internal structure is magnesium. Third Question: Yes, it uses a single DDR3L chip that can be upgraded up to 16gb at the time of this writing.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I have same question. Specs almost same as 460 except USB ports. 460 has 3 USB 3.0, this says 2/1 USB2/USB3, but I have seen many Best Buy Specs wrong. Also says in stock at many stores.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Ram is not upgradeable, it is soldered om board The whole body is magnesium alloy and it is mil spec certified 810G , pen is pressure sensitive with 24 -10
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