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Build quality is something of a mixed bag. The tablet's metal back gives it a solid, sturdy feel, and while it isn’t the lightest tablet on the block – it weighs a middling 580g – it’s comfortable to hold thanks to the gently curved edges. The keyboard, on the other hand, feels decidedly plasticky and cheap. All told, the keyboard and tablet weigh a modest 1.04kg, which is more than light enough to carry around day-to-day.Upfront, the 10.1in display is pleasingly bright and clear, and as it uses IPS technology, the wide viewing angles mean that it looks good whichever way around you’re holding it. The resolution isn’t high at 1,280 x 800 pixels, but for a budget Windows device, that makes sense: the lower resolution means that you don’t have to battle with awkwardly miniaturised menus and icons in applications.

Behind the scenes, one of Intel’s new-ish Atom x5 processors takes the helm, and it’s this which helps the T100HA power through the 64-bit installation of Windows 10. Excitingly enough, gaming performance has taken a leap forward with this generation, too – but I’ll get into more detail about that later in this review.Thankfully, the T100HA’s display is a ray of sunshine by comparison. There isn’t the eye-pampering depth of colour that you get from the best tablets, but it’s a solid all-rounder. Brightness pumps up to a very respectable 350cd/m2, which is bright enough to be useful in most situations, and contrast is a rather impressive 1,034:1. All told, it makes watching movies and tapping around the internet a very pleasurable experience, and it’s by far the T100HA’s finest moment.

Asus has packed in a pretty decent assortment of connectivity. There’s a microSD slot for expanding on the tablet’s 64GB of eMMC storage, a micro-HDMI output, a micro-USB connector for charging the tablet with the supplied USB adapter and cable, and a headphone output, too. The presence of dual-band 802.11n and Bluetooth 4 is reassuring for the money, too.That’s not all, though, as it gets far more exciting once you peer around the T100HA’s left-hand edge: Asus has only gone and squeezed in a USB-C 3.1 port. You can’t charge the tablet from it, which is a shame, but shell out for an adapter cable and it means you can get data on and off the tablet at USB 3 speeds – which is darn handy for offloading files and freeing up space on the 64GB drive.

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If you like your music in hi-res, you’ve probably already got a Tidal account. Featuring exclusive tracks from affiliated artists, as well as all your favourites, Tidal brings hi-res audio to the masses. This extension allows you to enjoy your Tidal account on any device, meaning you’ll be able to play hi-res music on any device with the add-on installed – whether it’s an Amazon Fire TV Stick, Chromecast dongle or even a Raspberry Pi 2. While other PC makers have fiddled with their hybrid laptop/tablet designs, Lenovo has stuck rigidly to the Yoga principle since the dark days of Windows 8. Although rigid possibly isn’t the right adjective: the Yoga’s flexibility makes most laptops look more wooden than Jason Statham playing Hamlet. You can put it to use as a conventional laptop, watch movies with it in “tent mode” (like an inverted V), or rotate the keyboard 180 degrees so it sits flush against the lid in “tablet” mode.

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