Until now, there was no Windows RT tablet in the market priced below $300 directly from its manufacturer. Now there is. Dell has cut $150 off on its XPS 10 Windows RT tablet price tag, making it $299.99 only.
Microsoft has been rather shy in sharing sales statistics when it comes to Windows 8. Some had speculated that it may be because the new OS didn’t gain a lot of traction. However, the company has recently divulged that it was able to sell some 100 million Windows 8 licenses within the first six months of its launch.
For quite some time, analysts have been speculating about Windows Blue, the codename for the next OS that is expected from Microsoft. Until now, the software giant had divulged no particulars about Windows Blue. A few official details have finally landed on the web.
Yesterday, Acer held a press event in New York City and revealed some new devices that will be coming to consumers shortly. Besides revealing Aspire R7 Windows 8 laptop-tablet convertible whose display can be moved in any side, Acer also unveiled Aspire P3 Ultrabook, a Windows 8 Ultrabook convertible which delivers all the benefits of an Ultrabook in a unique design that easily transforms into a tablet.
Yesterday, Acer held a press event in New York City and revealed some new devices which will be coming to consumers shortly. Among those unveiled devices, the most interesting, attractive and innovative device was Aspire R7, the strangest Windows 8 laptop-tablet convertible. It is called the ‘strangest’ because the display of Aspire R7 laptop-tablet convertible can move around in all sorts of ways!
One of the many new features of the HTC One are the dual front-facing Beats Audio speakers. And now it seems like Taiwanese company HTC might be continuing the front facing speaker trend for its budget friendly devices too. Recently, an specs of a smartphone named HTC 608t has been leaked. The device seems to be a slightly low-end version of the HTC One.
Viewing Microsoft Office documents in a browser is a ‘virtually impossible’ task. Oftentimes, you click a URL to open a page and rather, it starts downloading an Office file to your computer. Google is apparently trying to take care of this hassle by letting the users view Microsoft Office documents directly in Chrome browser.
At present, there are no Windows 8 tablet available with less than 10-inch screen. But the scenario may change later this year, and it looks like one of the first smaller tablets may come from Acer. Lately, some images of a tablet with the Acer logo has been leaked, suggesting that the company might be working on an 8-inch Windows 8 tablet called the Iconia W3.