You know the symptoms of palpitations, dizziness and shortness of breath when your mobile device runs out of battery power and stops working at the most inopportune moment? Researchers call it fear of dead battery or nomophobia. It’s the fear experienced by modern humans when they lose their connection. And it’s real. More than 15 scientific papers on nomophobia have already been published since 2014. There is even a special offer for people who have only 5% of battery power left to complete all tasks.
Fear of low battery is not encountered only among smartphone users. It applies to all users of portable communication devices, including laptops and tablets. It is known that the global Internet usage over the past 10 years has increased by 1000%, and in the U.S., for example, three quarters of citizens are online every day, and a quarter is there almost constantly
As humanity becomes an increasingly mobile and connected community, each of us increasingly needs a fast and reliable connection to the internet. We need it to share files stored in cloud services, to work together remotely, to broadcast live video and to be able to communicate with friends and family at any time, regardless of location. Sufficient battery power becomes not just a convenience, but a necessity of life.
Online anytime, anywhere
The right way to get rid of Nomophobia is to choose the right device. Today’s users need portable notebooks with high-powered batteries to work, socialize and have fun on the go. But while portability is becoming a defining factor, users still want laptops with full-size keyboards for typing large texts and working on presentations.
Lenovo’s newest 2-in-1 transformer, the Yoga C630 WOS Windows® or Snapdragon™ combines the communication capabilities of a smartphone with the performance and functionality of a laptop while packing a powerful battery.
As the first device built around the latest Qualcomm® Snapdragon 850 mobile platform, the Yoga C630 WOS features an integrated modem 4.5G LTE Advanced Pro, designed specifically to combat connectivity interruptions that occur when you’re traveling between home and the office. Built-in LTE modem frees users from having to use slow and insecure public Wi-Fi networks and annoying smartphone hotspots.
The new Yoga C630 WOS is 30 percent more productive than the previous generation of Windows-based devices and the Snapdragon6 platform. It runs the Windows 10 OS in S mode to ensure maximum comfort and safety, and is optionally equipped with the Lenovo Pen and Windows Ink™ technology, allowing you to draw and mark like a pen on paper.
Work and play around the clock without worrying about battery life
Another cure for nomophobia is needed? What about the 25 hours of battery life in video mode that the new Yoga C630 WOS delivers? That kind of battery life means you can watch an entire season of your favorite TV show or show without worrying about chargers or plugging in.
But long battery life doesn’t mean the Yoga C630 WOS is bulky and noisy. Weighs just 1.2kg and is 12.5mm thin. Fanless design ensures complete silence during use. The sleek aluminum body with a premium finish is eye-catching, and the 13.3-inch Full HD IPS touchscreen display ensures that you’ll be comfortable while working and enjoying movies and games.
Nomophobia can affect you too, but the Yoga C630 WOS can alleviate the symptoms and stop the fear in its tracks.
This laptop caught my attention, but I’m not quite sure about its performance and durability. Can anyone who has used the Lenovo Yoga C630 WOS share their experience? How does it handle heavy tasks and does it last for a long time without any issues? Any insights would be greatly appreciated!
Can you please provide more information about the specifications and features of the Lenovo Yoga C630 WOS?