The price of the Lenovo Yoga Book is fixed at $500 for the Android OS edition and $549.99 for the Windows edition, but the review roundup for the laptop has been mixed so far. So taking into account the specs, is this new gadget give prime value for money?

Let's go directly to the Lenovo Yoga Book review roundup:

"It's hard to describe what the Yoga Book exactly is, because it wants to be many things," says Wired. "That's a lot of device to stuff into a 1.5-pound gadget. Forget a 2-in-1; we're looking at four or more uses in a single package."

Lenovo Yoga Book is very slim and also holds quite a secret in the backlit touch keyboard, which disappears with a command. The stylus is also very responsive, said CNET. As to the negative, "The keyboard isn't suited for more than minimal typing, there's only a single Micro-USB port for accessories and charging, and the Atom processor is slower than mainstream laptops."

As to the Lenovo Yoga Book specs, it runs Intel Atom x5-Z8550 processor (2.4GHz), with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage. Through the microSD card, you can bump that to 128GB. The camera is quite pedestrian at 8 MP at the back and 2 MP on the front. Its battery is 8500mAh, which is good for 13 hours of heavy use.

The review roundup is really mixed on the Lenovo Yoga Book. The specs are what you would expect from the price range. It all boils down to preference and whether you are amenable to lug around a pen and paper pad around, along with your new laptop.