CNET's review at http://www.cnet.com/products/lenovo-yoga-3-pro/ would have me remove this one from the list. There are many other light laptops today but use in bed is just a bad idea as the vents will get blocked and dust intake seems to be very high. That is, a great way to burn through laptops.
I'd meet with your support folk to re-evaluate some rig to hold the laptop and pick from the top 10 lists at CNET and Notebookcheck but this model wouldn't be on my list.
Bob
Hello,
I am trying to find the perfect laptop or hybrid that will suit my needs. I'm fond of the Lenovo Yoga 3 look and feel but in hardware im not sure it will work.
I was injured in the Marine Corps and am now mostly bed and couch ridden so I want to find a touch laptop that I can use for gaming, writting, photoshop, lightroom, apps, movies, and recording music (I have microphones and guitars I can plug in. Perhaps not at the same time). Port wise, I can get away with a USB (or two), and perhaps an HDMI. A card reader would be nice but not essential. I need the laptop to be light and flexible because I have to lay in different positions throught the day.
All of the reviews, minor differences and versions have me a tad confused and with a bigger migraine than I had before. Any help would be appriciated. Thank you

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