Lenovo Yoga x390 intel Core i5 8th Generation x360 laptop

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The chassis of the X390 is made of magnesium alloy for maximum strength and durability.The communicative keys and practical layout quickly make me forget that the keyboard on the X390 isn’t full-size, measuring 10.6 inches wide instead of the 11.25 inches of the ThinkPad T490. You’ll spot dedicated Home and End keys at the top right, while the arrow-key cluster has a familiar, preferred inverted-T layout. The lower-left Function (Fn) and Ctrl keys are flipped, in usual ThinkPad style, but you can swap them in the pre-installed Lenovo Vantage software if that bothers you.

I like that the X390’s screen can be opened one-handed, a small detail that’s easy to appreciate if your other hand is full. It’s also nice that it opens 180 degrees. Plus, the magnets that hold the display closed are strong enough that it won’t open like a clam if you’re carrying the notebook at your side with the hinge side down. It has 1,920-by-1,080-pixel touch display, the top choice on the X390. You can also get a non-touch display with the same resolution. Plan to get one of the two, as the base 1,366-by-768-pixel display is just out of place on a notebook in this class.