Call me Microsoft Fanboy (When someone does, I actually take it as a compliment :P), but this is a kickass tablet!
First, I’ll leave you with this short YouTUBE vid.
Two things we learn from that video:
Graphics should be ass kicker because the guy was playing a real video games (Not a stripped down tablet\phone version of a game) and that cute little girl is an artist (That if she actually doodled all over the walls… I want two of her to do the walls in my house :P)
Now, specs:
| Display | 12.1” 1280 x 800 | ||
| CPU/GPU | Core i5 with integrated HD graphics | ||
| RAM | 2GB/4GB DDR3 | ||
| Storage | 32GB or 64GB Solid State Drive | ||
| Webcam | 2.0MP | ||
| OS | Windows 7 Home Premium | ||
| Wireless | Wi-Fi B/G/N, Bluetooth | ||
| Ports | Mini HDMI, 2 USB, 2-in-1 Audio Jack, Card Reader, Mic, Stereo Speakers | ||
| Battery | 3+ hours; slim profile power supply | ||
| Size/ Weight | 12.28 x 8.15 x .66 inches; 2.53 lbs. |
Now, I’m quite sure someone will buy it and erase Windows 7 from existence and install Ubuntu (Or maybe Android too) and rock with it. But let’s take it in a general side; it’s technically a laptop in a tablet.
Long story short, I can run Photoshop in it and edit photos on the go, sort of heavy audio manipulation softwares, videogames and just any software and should run good just like running it on a laptop, but on a tablet!
Android and iPad tablets runs better and faster? Well, the OSes, apps and excuses of games there are skinned compared to the fat-with-features Windows\Ubuntu based real softwares and games. And you’re not limited to whatever App store; you can download it just like any other laptop and install it straight up. If not, just write your own!
I am seriously in love with this that I might pre-order one.
I think you forgot the link to the pre-order website
Oh yea… Thanks for reminding me (And the link is there)
integrated graphic is a bit of turn off but overall nice specs.