#cherry mobile alpha morph

When Cherry Mobile announced the Alpha series, a lot of people were wowed mainly because they were bringing Windows to an affordable scale. The Alpha Morph is the 10-inch Windows 8.1 tablet, which as the name implies, morphs into something like a laptop with the detachable keyboard dock. So, did Cherry Mobile succeed in creating the ultimate affordable tablet-laptop hybrid? The Alpha Morph feels really nice in the hand, but using it was the thing that proved to have problems - it's quite bulky while the buttons and ports were all too confusing and uninspiring. Display A 10.1-inch 1280 x 720 LCD display rocks the front of the Alpha Morph, and we like it. Multimedia and Usage A lot of people use tablets for their media, and if you happen to experience the Alpha Morph, you'll find that watching videos on it is more than just enough. CM is packing in a keyboard dock for the Alpha Morph: it has no battery but it acts as a stand, hoping that you may look at the Alpha Morph as a machine to get tasks done. The cameras on the Alpha Morph aren't anything special to talk about, just like any other Windows tablet for that matter. Read more in our articles including "Cherry Mobile Alpha Morph Review" and "Cherry Mobile Alpha Morph launched with Windows 8.1".