A raft of new Samsung products include the convertible Ativ Q tablet andlaptop that runs both Windows an Android.
The device is the technologyindustry’s latest bid to combine laptop with tablet, and works in four different configurations.
“Addressing a common desire among PC users to beable to access Android apps on a Windows-based PC, theATIV Q allows you to now experience both Windows 8 and Android Jellybean 4.2.2 on the same device,” Samsung said. “Not only will you get access to Android apps via Google Play, but you will also be able to transfer files or share folders and files from Windows 8 to Android.”A range of manufacturers including Lenovo and Dell have offered combined tablets and laptops, while Acer has also developed devices running both Windows and Android.
The hinged Ativ Q allows users to lay the display flat over the keyboard for tabletmode; raise the display upright to type as on a laptop; ‘float’ and adjust thedisplay to a comfortable viewing angle; or flip the display to place in the stand mode to watch movies. It weighs 1.29kg and measuresonly 13.9mm, while offering what Samsung claims is the world’s highest resolution, QHD+ display. It uses 3200x1800pixels, with a 13.3-inch touch screen providing 275ppi, which is 2.8 times higher pixel density.
Other devices announced bySamsung included the successor to the Series 9 laptop, the Ativ Book 9 Plus, featuring a similar resolutiondisplay but in a standard Windows 8 touchscreen laptop format and claiming 12hours of battery life in a 1.39kg package. The cheaper Ativ Book 9 Lite offers a touchscreen as an optional extra.
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Samsung also announced a new all-in-one PC, the Ativ One5, and a Windows 8 tablet called the Ativ Tab 3. It also confirmed the Samsung Galaxy S4 Zoom camera and introduced an Android-powered, 4G-enabled interchangeable lens 20.3MP camera called the Galaxy NX.
The Galaxy NX offers Android and interchangeable lenses
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