Thursday, March 3, 2011



Convertible tablet PCs – that is, tablet PCs that can turn into a regular laptop form factor – have traditionally had swivel screens on hinges that work the same way as the swivel screens on Sony’s Alpha DSLRs, for example. There was also one with an awkward sliding mechanism that nobody remembers, but we won’t go into that here. At the Intel Developer Forum being held right now in San Francisco, Dell introduced an upcoming addition to their dell Inspiron line with a 10-inch notebook that transforms into a new tablet PC using a whole new approach. Once you open the lid of the laptop, the screen flips around on an axis halfway down the sides of the display, turning into a clamshell laptop!
The notebook itself has a dual-core Atom processor and runs Windows 7Premium.






 


6 comments:

  1. Non exist god bless me that I'm not using any of alarm clock :) I programmed my body so that the stands at the same time - a good thing. For this reason I am less angry in the morning, myself and the whole world :)

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  2. Brilliant, those fold up screens are awesome, bet it becomes standard within a year.

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  3. I whish I could aford one like this, it would be so useful. My computer suck.

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  4. Woah, they look so hi-tech and futuristic.

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  5. don't know how well they work but they just look sweet. its like driving an awesome looking car, with a mystery engine under the hood.

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