If the reports from benchmarks are to be believed, then HP is working on a high end tablet with the power of NVIDIA’s new Tegra 4 SoC flavored with Android 4.2. The details on the device are still missing and we do know that it will carry a name HP SlateBook 10 X2, and will be coming with a 10 inch display of unknown resolution, and 1.8GHz quad-core Nvidia Tegra 4 processor along with Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean on board.
Featuring Asus Transformer like form-factor, HP Slatebook 10 x2 is expected to come with a detachable keyboard dock. No idea on when HP is planning to release the device.
In a related news, a new device from HP named HP Slate21 AiO is also caught in the wild. The device as its name indicates is an All-in-One, that means, it may be a dual-boot Windows RT/Android device.
We don't have any clear evidence on the device except the benchmark results, that is easy to be faked. So stay connected with us for more updates on the devices.
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Featuring Asus Transformer like form-factor, HP Slatebook 10 x2 is expected to come with a detachable keyboard dock. No idea on when HP is planning to release the device.
In a related news, a new device from HP named HP Slate21 AiO is also caught in the wild. The device as its name indicates is an All-in-One, that means, it may be a dual-boot Windows RT/Android device.
We don't have any clear evidence on the device except the benchmark results, that is easy to be faked. So stay connected with us for more updates on the devices.
Source 1, 2
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