Articles about convertible tablet

Untill yesterday, the 2740p was just a mysterious convertible tablet from HP, but now that it was presented to the press, I know what's all about it and will share that info with you.The HP 2740p is part of the Elitebook series and is a premium convertible tablet PC, with magnesium alloy rugged case and is compliant with military grade MIL-STD 810G standard for vibration, dust, humidity, altitude and temperature resistance plus has a chemically-strengthened glass display panel.[caption ...

I've presented the Gigabyte TouchNote T1028 convertible tablet wish netbook internals a few months ago and I wasn't that impressed as the price was a little too high compared to similar competing products. It seems that Gigabyte is pushing new convertible tablets from the T1000 series, which might be better equipped and cheaper too. The two models presented by Gigabyte in Taiwan are TouchNote T1000X and T1000P.Both models feature the Atom N450 CPU running at 1.66 GHz, a 10.1 inch screen with...

The guys at BestNetbookReview.com managed to get their hands on an ASUS Eee PC T91MT convertible netbook tablet and posted a lengthier video review where they've detailed pretty much anything about it that an user should know before buying. Now, I'm not gonna tell you all over again everything about the Eee PC T91 MT, but compare it with the Eee PC T101MT which I've reviewed shortly myself yesterday.The main difference, besides the smaller screen (9.1 inch vs 10.1) is the Atom CPU, which in ...

Viliv S10 Blade is an old acquaintance of ours, one that we like and it seems things are on the right path, as it just surfaced on Dynamism's website for a price starting at 699$. Of course there will be more expensive models, just like Apple iPad, but the base specs are pretty good: Atom Z530 CPU at 1.6 GHz, 1 GB RAM, 60 GB HDD, 10.1 inch resistive 3-point multi touch screen (720p resolution), WiFi, Bluetooth, webcam and a very big 43 Wh battery pack that will get you up to 10 hours of autonomy...

If Apple stands for innovation then Lenovo is the word for conservative, as their ThinkPad lineup looks and feels the same for many years now. That's not necessarily a bad thing as they already have their dedicated group of professional users that like things just the way they are, with no bling or glossy add-ons.It's understanding that Lenovo's vision of a touch tablet is nothing more than a traditional convertible Tablet PC, so the latest Thinkpad X201T Tablet did nothing else than reinfor...

We've talked about Lenovo's X201T 12 inch multi touch tablet that leaked first on a Lenovo roadmap and then showed up in an Australian online store. Now Engadget managed to get their hands on one and had put a small review for all of us to read, showcasing the good and bad of the 1900 $ tablet.As we've said earlier, this is the first convertible touch tablet fitted with an Intel Core i7 Low voltage CPU, the 2.13GHz 640LM model in this case, a pretty powerful beast that runs cool enough to ge...

If there's something I hate about exciting product launches is the fact there's a big gap between the time some novelty is announced and the moment you can really purchase it. The same happened with the Acer 1820p convertible tablet, powered by an Intel low voltage CPU that represents at this time the best compromise between performance and power consumption.At Mobile World Congress Acer showcased what I guess is the final version of the 1820p running with TouchPortal, an interface on top of...

We've already talked here about EEE PC T101MT convertible netbook tablet, but nothing was official enough like the presentation page that had shown up on the Asus website a few days ago. As expected, the T101MT is a 10.1 inch model, a little bit bigger than the EEE PC T91MT, the 8.9 inch version.Asus EEE PC T101MT is not only a grown up version, size wise, but also an updated model with Windows 7 Home Premium OS and Intel Atom N450 Pinetail CPU running at 1.66 GHz, that makes for a pretty fa...

When you think about touch tablets I bet you're not thinking about medical devices. Well, Toshiba does, as they've officially announced the Viamo medical tablet, a device that has little in common with normal convertible tablets as it doesn't feature a keyboard, but buttons for ultrasounds sonograms which are supposed to offer the same image quality as premium carts found in hospitals.Toshiba Viamo was recently validated by FDA and is headed to US hospitals as we speak. Price is not somethin...

I hate when producers announce new products and then let you boil in your own juice while waiting for official release to market. That's the case with many convertible tablets based on netbook hardware, like the ASUS EEE PC T101MT, which we've seen in January during CES, but didn't hear anything about it ever since.[caption id="attachment_1431" align="aligncenter" width="540" caption="Asus EEE PC T101MT user interface"][/caption]Till today, when we've got our hands on a short video demon...