Hewlett-Packard is trying to inch its way back in the running and has recently unveiled a pair of hybrid tablets namely the SlateBook X2 running on Android Jelly bean and Split X2 running on Windows 8.
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As more and more images and info about 10-inch below Windows-powered tables/Hybrid PCs leak, we’re starting to be less skeptical about its existence. The most recent of these series of rumors involves a pair of tablets which is said to be manufactured by HTC.
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Intel has recently announced that it will unveil the 4th generation processor which currently goes by the Haswell codename. So what does Intel has in store for us in their upcoming chip? Check out the details after the break.
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In the last couple of years, a lot of electronic devices have standardized their charging ports. Around this time, around 90% of smartphones and tablets in the current market are already using micro-USB as their charging ports.
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As tablets continue to soar while the PC falls under, Dell admits in its recent SEC filing that the PC market has a bleak future.
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A couple of weeks ago, we’ve given you a taste of what to expect from the ASUS Vivo Tab TF810C in terms of design and make. Now it’s time to get more up close and personal with the Hybrid Tablet PC and find out if this device has more to offer than stunning looks.
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Because of its versatility, manufacturers are able to incorporate Android in other devices apart from handsets and tablets. As a testament to this, Acer has unveiled a touch-enabled LCD panel dubbed as DA220HQL which is running on stock Android Ice Cream Sandwich.
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Along with the Vivo Tab TF810C, ASUS Philippines also let us borrow their touchscreen All-in-One desktop PC dubbed as ET2300. Check out our first impression after the break.
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There’s no denying the fact that we are in the post PC era. As we enter a new phase of computing, more and more manufacturers are shifting their focus (and financial allocation) from their desktop business towards the portable systems. One of these companies is Intel, which recently announced their plans of exiting the desktop motherboard business.
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Another company yet again joins the Windows 8 push by introducing a variety of products to showcase their innovative ideas the same way that other manufacturers showcased theirs.
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