Lenovo L380 Yoga

Your IT staff will rest easy with the infrared camera (Optional), knowing it gives the L380 Yoga additional security. And Intel vPro technology means IT can manage the L380 Yoga remotely and securely. It’s easy to deploy, offering the hardware compatibility of multiple USB-C and USB 3.0 ports. And because its multiple modes make it more comfortable to use in any scenario, the L380 Yoga will make your employees’ jobs easier – a favor they will return to your IT department by not calling to complain. Additional details on these features are available below.

Whether you need to get online or use a peripheral device, the L380 Yoga can connect you. Extensive I/O ports such as USB Type-C, USB 3.0, and HDMI make it easy to plug in most peripheral devices, while Near Field Communication (NFC) technology gives you the luxury of wireless communication between your laptop and other nearby NFC devices. And its Dual Band AC (2x2) and Bluetooth® 4.2 make wireless online connectivity a snap.

The L380 Yoga was built for the road warrior, and will go anywhere with ease. Its optional backlit keyboard – with white LEDs – lets you use it in low-light surroundings and complete even the most urgent of tasks despite the late hours, and its antiglare IPS FHD display is easy on tired, traveling eyes. With up to 12 hours of life in its battery, you’ll get a lot of uninterrupted time without worrying about electrical outlets – and even if you need to plug in, its RapidCharge feature will give you 80% battery capacity in an hour.

With the option of an integrated touch fingerprint reader and infrared camera (Optional), you'll never need to remember your password again! Simply touch the fingerprint scanner to access your L380 Yoga, or use your face with Windows Hello facial recognition software to login automatically. What’s more, the fingerprint reader thwarts biometric hacking with anti-spoofing technology—that means the fingerprint image is saved inside the chip, and as such, it’s not sent out for login authentication when you sign in. Your data is protected too, with the discrete Trusted Platform Module (dTPM), which encrypts your information.