Lenovo Yoga Tablet 2 Pro
As the first tablet with a built-in pico projector, the comparable competition is non-existent. However the Yoga Tablet 2 Pro can still hold its own in performance with or without its unique attribute.
A tilting theater
The built-in projector is located on the spine, opposite of the power button.
Kill the lights
The projector is impressive for a tiny little thing packed on the side of the tablet, but it's not very bright.
JBL and Dolby unite!
Unless you're watching a silent movie, you're gonna need some speakers. Thankfully, the front-facing pair on the Yoga Table 2 Pro are loud and crisp at full volume. However, I found them better for dialogue than music.
Cohesive construction
Without the stand, the built-in projector would be awkward to position.
The "fun" in functional
You could also say the Yoga Tablet 2 Pro puts the "fun" in functional. Its design, though out of the ordinary, revolves around providing a comfortable and enjoyable Android experience.
Simple skin
The user-interface looks a little like iOS and lacks an app tray for easily finding your apps.
Proprietary projector buttons
Next to the projector you'll find a button dedicated to turning it on and off, as well as switch that adjusts the focus.
Stand in the back
The stand easily pops out with the push of a button and it can rotate to 180 degrees.
SD resolution
The projector displays 854x580-pixel resolution, which is a far cry from the super-HD 2,560x1,400-resolution.
Right side
On the right edge you'll find the projector next to its proprietary power button.
Left side
The left side is home to the power button, headphone jack, and micro-USB port.
About that bass
The Yoga Tablet 2 Pro packs a rear subwoofer, but the bass was a bit too low for my personal preference.