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LupeRamirez
LupeRamirez
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March 17, 2015
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Would anyone recommend a Lenovo Yoga 3 pro for Photoshop and InDesign?

  • March 17, 2015
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Would anyone recommend a Lenovo Yoga 3 pro for Photoshop and InDesign?

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    rizirdx
    Participant
    August 18, 2015

    hello everyone.i am working on my cs6 can anybody tell me how can i undress my self......

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    Ronald Keller
    Legend
    August 18, 2015

    You don't need a computer nor Photoshop to undress yourself..

      evinowebb
      evinowebb
      Participant
      March 17, 2015

      It should work fine, just check the screen resolution and the gfx-card. Most important parts for graphics and design.

      Benjamin Root
      Benjamin Root
      Legend
      March 17, 2015

      Well, the 8 GB one might do very simple tasks with Photoshop, but it is going to heat up badly, if it will run Ps at all. Photoshop's system requirements state a 2 GHz processor or better - Yoga 3 pro has a 1.1 GHz processor.

      I would not recommend it.

      Benjamin

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      gyver networks
      Participant
      May 13, 2015

      Actually, the Yoga 3 has an i7 processor option, so don't be fooled by the base options. A 2.4GHz dual core processor should handles PS just fine for average use. As for the screen size, I agree with the rest here. Unless you use dual 24" monitors which I do

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        rkelly0137
        Participating Frequently
        May 13, 2015

        There's a noticeable difference between the performance of my desktop with an old i7 (4770k) and the new low power i7 in my Lenovo T450s.  It still manages, but it's not near as smooth as my desktop.  Not all i7s are equal.  Could I go back I'd save the money and just get the i5 version.

        I'm curious how the Yoga 3 is performing in LR and PS for you guys.  My T450s can't scroll in Lightroom or Bridge, using the trackpad or trackpoint.  It's really annoying.  Crippling actually.  I've looked around and it seems a common problem with Lenovo for some time now.  I haven't had time to try one of the workarounds yet, but they seem to be met with limited success.  It's a glaring issue, that Lenovo doesn't seem to care to address.  As much as I like my T450s, I wouldn't recommend a Lenovo to anybody who works with LR due to this issue.

        Trevor.Dennis
        Community Expert
        Trevor.DennisCommunity Expert
        Community Expert
        March 17, 2015

        What is the screen size and resolution?  We see a lot of people very upset that the Photoshop UI is too small to see on tiny Lenovo notebooks with very high DPI screens

        Benjamin Root
        Benjamin Root
        Legend
        March 17, 2015

        Screen is 13 inch and a 3200 x 1800 res. So yeah, small small small.

        Benjamin

        D Fosse
        Community Expert
        D FosseCommunity Expert
        Community Expert
        March 17, 2015

        ‌Do you guys think I should stick to a mac book pro?


        LupeRamirez wrote:

        Do you guys think I should stick to a mac book pro?

        There's little room in my heart for anything Apple, but when it comes to laptops - yeah, I think the MBP is the best out there. Very sensible machine, well worth the price. Good display too.

          War Unicorn
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          War UnicornCommunity Expert
          Community Expert
          March 17, 2015

          General consensus is that's a pretty good 2-in-1. I think the only real negative I've heard is battery life. (Around 8 hours? Can't remember.)

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