Lenovo's initial Yoga tablets were novel thanks to their curved chassis with plus-sized batteries and integrated kickstands, but the lackluster specs (headlined by MediaTek processors) turned a lot of hardware fans off. The refreshed version of the 10-inch Yoga fixed that with a slightly better Snapdragon 400, 2GB of RAM, and a 1920x1200 screen. You can pick up a Yoga 10 Tablet HD+ for 0 off from Amazon, bringing the price down to a more reasonable $249.99.

The extra junk in the trunk from the case gives the Yoga a three-stage kickstand that folds up when not in use, not to mention a little extra space for stereo front-facing speakers and a 9000mAh battery. Lenovo claims that it makes it much easier to grasp one-handed, and based on the small amount of time I had with a pre-production model at Mobile World Congress, I'd have to agree with them. That said, the unconventional design isn't for everyone, and you can probably find a similarly-equipped Android tablet for a little more dough if you're bargain hunting.

The Yoga tablets have been updated to KitKat (4.4.2), but Lenovo's software skin doesn't have the best reputation. This 16GB model comes with a MicroSD card slot and an 8-megapixel rear camera. As usual, Amazon is offering free two-day shipping to Prime customers. (Everyone else should qualify for free standard shipping.) This looks like a sale, so I wouldn't expect the discounted price to stick around for very long.

Amazon: Lenovo Yoga 10 HD+ - 9.99