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Huawei MateBook Review Introduction As the way we use computers evolves, spurred on by the rise of cloud-based services, wireless accessories, and a mobile-first focus, traditional general-purpose laptops have been losing favor. While some users are transitioning to phones as their primary computing devices, plenty still aren't quite ready to give up all the flexibility they're familiar with, and are looking instead to a middle ground: 2-in-1 convertible tablets that go from touch-driven tablet mode to keyboard-equipped laptop duty in seconds. We've already got some heavy hitters in this field, with Microsoft's Surface lineup in particular helping to lead the way, but new competition has really been delivering worthy challengers in recent months; just last year even Apple got into the game with the iPad Pro. Back at Mobile World Congress in February, Huawei announced its intent to try its own hand at this market, launching the 12-inch  MateBook  run...

Lenovo Yoga Book Review Introduction What's your idea of the perfect mobile productivity device? Are you the type of user who can do everything from his smartphone, firing off emails in seconds with a deft flurry of thumb-taps? Or maybe you crave the functionality of a full-sized laptop, and accept the trade-off of having bulkier hardware to lug around? Are accessories the answer? Maybe combining the portability of a tablet with the ease-of-input provided by something like a Bluetooth keyboard? Or does that angle just mean having one more thing to lose, not to mention keep charged? Somewhere in the middle of all these options, there may just be the ideal hardware for mobile productivity, but what form will it take? Well, Lenovo sure seems to think it has the answer, with the introduction of its Yoga Book hybrid tablet, an interesting device that looks to combine the functionality of a tablet, laptop, and even a drawing pad, all in one super-portable form factor...