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$1,199: Lenovo C940 2-in-1 14", UHD 4K (500 nits), 10th Gen Core i7, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD, Active Pen, Windows 10 Home. $1199
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$1,829.99
Kudos to TaiN3261 for posting the deal at $1,287. I found out a way to get it down to a RIDICULOUSLY low $1,199.
https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/life...Gatekeep
- Head to the special Lifemart URL [lenovo.com]
- Use passcode LIFEMART*GOLD to get in.
- Browse to the Yoga c940 14" (under Laptops -> 2-in-1).
- Add it to the cart.
- Instead of using the suggested discount code, use NEWYOGA25
- BOOM: $1,199!
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Last Edited by coolchicagoguy
January 28, 2020
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Here's some more specific instructions for navigating to get the proper item and discount
- Head to the special Lifemart URL [lenovo.com]
- Use passcode Life*Mart20 to get in.
- From the homepage, go to Laptops at the grey bar on the bottom. On the new page select 2-in-1. Then Browse to the Yoga c940 (14") and click "Learn More".
- Click "View or Customize".
- From the options, pick the Yoga C940 14" Mica (Part Number: 81Q9000JUS)
- Add it to the cart.
- Instead of using the suggested discount code, use NEWYOGA25
- BOOM: $1,199!
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Was able to use my extra Lenovo rewards plus 10% CB from one of those CB sites
Sweet deal...
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phones use scaling to get readability up. you end up using way more power with a higher res screen. I'm avoiding 4k screens on laptops wherever possible. its just not worth paying extra for way worse battery life and spotty scaling.
Edit: It does not use noticeably less power at 1080 resolution.
I prefer the 4k, scaling is fine and you really can see the difference especially with text.. the 4k is just so much cleaner looking. Also the 4k here is about 100nits brighter, 500 vs 400 for the FHD.
Hoping their ThinkPad Extreme gets a yoga version soon