The next is a very attractive tablet from Samsung. And I can’t help falling in love with it.
Now let us see a slideshow of this Samsung Ativ Q-my favourite tablet.
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Samsung reckons its solved the Windows 8 / Android conundrum: stuff ’em both in one device.
But this isn’t just a case of plopping in dual booting modes and letting the world work out how to get from one to another – both are operating from the same Intel Haswell chip and as such seem to fly along in both guises.
The design of the Samsung Ativ Q is impressive: with a 13.3-inch screen, it certainly feels more laptop than tablet, but the superbly high resolution display (QHD 3200×1800, which equates to a 275ppi) means that you’ll be more than impressed whether you’re checking out Windows 8 (the full-fat version, not the confusing Windows RT some users will have encountered) or Android 4.2.2.
Easily shifts between four modes (tablet, typing, floating, stand), for optimized comfort in any situation or position.
Thin and light for ultimate mobility (13.9mm, 1.29kg).
S Pen enhances your mobile productivity.
More you could view Official website:Samsung ATIV Q
Samsung Ativ Q rating
FOR
Dual OS
Good keyboard
Fast CPU
AGAINST
Heavy(13.9mm 1.29kg)
Could be pricey
What’s ‘floating’ mode?
what’s you idea?
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