Samsung is in the line of getting a piece of the tablet-PC cake by introducing a Series 5 Tablet at Computex. This Windows 8 Tablet-PC takes a page off the Transformer AiO with its docking style like keyboard. The only difference here is that the Transformer AiO runs Android in tablet mode where as this is a complete Windows 8.
Offering a battery life of 10 hours, the tablet runs on Intel’s 2-watt Clover Trail processor based on its x86 architecture. The hybrid tablet features a 8MP rear camera and 2MP front camera along with various ports and slots including a USIM, SuperSpeed USB and a microSD card reader. The tablet will also be bundled with S-Pen and the S-Memo software which comes along with Galaxy Note. The display is a 11-inch screen which may be sporting a full-HD display but there is a possibility of lower resolution being offered, unless we have any further details on the specifications.
Weighing just 1.65 pounds and with a thickness of just 9mm, the tablet looks promising or we can say the PC looks promising as this is a complete PC than just a tab. But this might not be the final product as changes can be expected from Samsung before it hits the market just around the time after Windows 8 is commercially launched.
Offering a battery life of 10 hours, the tablet runs on Intel’s 2-watt Clover Trail processor based on its x86 architecture. The hybrid tablet features a 8MP rear camera and 2MP front camera along with various ports and slots including a USIM, SuperSpeed USB and a microSD card reader. The tablet will also be bundled with S-Pen and the S-Memo software which comes along with Galaxy Note. The display is a 11-inch screen which may be sporting a full-HD display but there is a possibility of lower resolution being offered, unless we have any further details on the specifications.
Weighing just 1.65 pounds and with a thickness of just 9mm, the tablet looks promising or we can say the PC looks promising as this is a complete PC than just a tab. But this might not be the final product as changes can be expected from Samsung before it hits the market just around the time after Windows 8 is commercially launched.
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