Lenovo Yoga C630

Chromebooks aren't for everyone as there are still a few things that Chrome OS can't do that Windows and Mac can. But for the majority of users, Chrome OS is perfect. Add in the fact that it's easy to use and maintain and you have a device most people...

For hundreds less than its Windows near-equivalent, the Lenovo Yoga Chromebook C630 features a sweet, versatile 4K display on an all-around solid...

Finally, it looks like there's a Windows-on-Snapdragon laptop that lives up to the promise of combining the best of laptops and mobile devices. While the Lenovo Yoga C630 isn't perfect, it improves on many of the failings that plagued previous WOS...

Lenovo's Yoga Chromebook C630 may be a challenging option in an organisation where Windows is the primary platform, as it lacks the breadth of application support -- although it is possible to get Windows applications to run on Chrome OS. However, the...

img src=" width="800" height="600" alt="" class="image-large_wm_brw image-large">Chromebooks aren't just for kids and companies anymore, and try as Chrome OS does to shake off that image and present itself as an operating system for all, it falls to...

The Lenovo Yoga Chromebook C630 is a powerful 4K beast that ultimately proves to be too much for Chrome OS to tame. While the C630 is one of the most powerful Chrome OS laptops ever made, most of that power is overkill and hurts factors that make...

The Lenovo Yoga C630 WOS has the look and surface-level feel of a full Windows laptop. But its functionality level lies somewhere between such a laptop and a Chromebook.Its app support is limited thanks to its ARM CPU, and it really isn't as powerful in...

For many users, Lenovo's Snapdragon 850-based Yoga C630 has everything they'll need, at a relatively affordable price point. You get an instant on/instant off, convertible system that is always connected and one which continues to receive emails and...