Now with the announcement of the LG G3 and other big guns of the Android family now days, it is natural to expect that something greater is coming. Well you may be right. Because there is this new lineup of Android laptops coming. Yes that is true, Android Laptops. They have been announced and even portrayed, being 10 and 14 inches, made by Lenovo and HP, respectively.
According to recent news, the first company that got involved in developing this scheme of Android laptops was Lenovo and shortly HP moved in afterwards.
The details of the Lenovo’s A10 is as under:
Description:
There is a certain “Laptop mode” of the A10 of which the consumers can take advantage of. It provides with an app launcher/drawer, task bar and a status bar for quick access to app library and desktop. Not only that but also appropriate multitasking and app switching.
The A10 is set to feature a 10.1-inch HD (1366 x 768) resolution screen. The A10 is a device optimized for touch-enabled apps and entertainment. The screen features up to 10-point touch. The laptop also hosts an integrated 0.3M camera. The laptop is powered by a RK3188, quad-core Cortex-A9 processor, running at a maximum frequency of 1.6 GHz, the maximum frequency ever supported by ARM-based CPU’s. The battery is also said to give a timing of 9 hours.
Now, let’s move to HP Android Laptops. Here are the details of the HP SlateBook 14:
Description:
The SlateBook has not yet been officially announced by the company, but there were moments when the website of HP hosted a video which outlined the laptops key features and specs.
The SlateBook offers a 14-inch 1080p display and a full size keyboard. It has a built on 2 GB of RAM (probably user extendable) and 16 GB internal memory. The laptop also carries Beats technology that would surely pump up the demand.
Verdict:
These devices are like tablets in the forms of Android laptops. As they would be better used with a keyboard as compared to a virtual one.