➕ Very sharp, detailed screen with great color accuracy, range, and depthĪs much as I admire the Lenovo Yoga above – and think it is the best Chromebook you can get and an especially good choice for a busy commercial artist – I have to say that I would rather have this Acer Chromebook Spin 713. Pros & Cons of the Lenovo ThinkPad C13 Yoga Chromebook Pros USI Compatible and Included Garaged USI Stylus.AMD Ryzen 7 3700C CPU (central processing unit).13.3 Inch Full High Definition Touchscreen.

Probably the most powerful Chromebook on the market today, the Lenovo ThinkPad C13 Yoga is also the very best Chromebook for artists, and highly recommended! Features of the Lenovo ThinkPad C13 Yoga Chromebook If you are working in a creative workshop or studio, and regularly share your work or co-create, this is the best choice imaginable. The Yoga’s touchscreen display is engineered to have the highest color range and accuracy possible, and the saturation and energy of colors is pretty spectacular, as are the brightness, contrast, detail and depth – a really nice monitor for making art, especially with the amazing USI digital pen that’s included.Īnd while most Chromebooks are all about connection and collaboration, the C13, with lots of connectors and the top-level Enterprise version of Chrome OS, takes this to a new level. With a ton of RAM – 16 gigs – and a Ryzen 7 processor, any graphics software will run with absolute ease and flow, and even the largest and most complex digital artwork, the highest resolution photos or videos will present no problems at all. In fact, if you compare the C13 Yoga to any computer in its price range, it is more than competitive, and offers such a brilliant foldable hybrid laptop/tablet design, and such high material and construction quality, that it ends up being far more desirable than pretty much any of them. The Lenovo ThinkPad C13 Yoga is an awesomely fast and powerful computer that will immediately blow away any preconceptions about how a Chromebook can’t perform as well as a Windows PC or Apple MacBook.

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