Turning it over sees the silver styling taking over throughout. Although the front is a standard black bezel, thinner on the longer landscape sides than the portrait like the new iPad Air, below a Lenovo logo is a curved silver edge which backs onto a raised tubular spine with two front facing speakers, meaning that even tech novices could tell this apart from Apple’s tablet pacesetter. Given all tablets are essentially a touchscreen and bezel, there’s not much room for design deviation, but Lenovo does its best to add a little variety. A middling price, but does that come at a high performance cost and can it join the ranks of our best tablets? It runs Android 4.2 Jellybean, and comes in at either £249.99 or £279.99 depending on whether you want a 3G model for on-the-move browsing. The Yoga part of the name refers to the kick-stand it has on the back, which allows it to stand on one end, much like the Apple Smartcovers do the iPad, but also adds couple of other positions to make it more flexible. The Lenovo Yoga Tablet 10 tells you pretty much exactly what it is from the not-so-catchy title: it’s a 10-inch tablet from Lenovo.
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