Samsung releases convertible tablet
In order to design this tablet, Samsung sought ideas from its handset business to imply the hinge technology in its Series 7 tablet.
This tablet has convertible features. When closed, the Series 7 depicts a slate tablet, but the display slides backwards and tilts up to become a netbook with a full-sized keyboard.
The 10.1-inch Samsung Series 7 consists of a slide-out qwerty keyboard and touch-pad, which would be similar to Dell Inspiron. The hardware includes a 1 366 x 768 resolution screen 2GB RAM, either a 32GB or 64GB solid state drive, 1.5GHz dual-core Atom Z670 Oak trail CPU, front and rear cameras and will run on Windows 7 Home Premium.
According to Laptop Computer Planet, Samsung originally announced their new Sliding PC 7 Series at CES 2011 as an ultra-portable 2.2lb convertible netbook.
At the time Samsung announced they would charge $699 for the hybrid PC.
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