Lenovo, the company behind the ThinkPad series, is reportedly going to launch a laptop whose screen can be detached and used as a tablet!.
One of the other important aspects of this laptop-cum-tablet is its operating system. While using as a normal laptop, it would run a version of Windows 7. However, as soon as you unplug it from its screen, it changes into a rather unknown version of Android.
We have seen similar 'hybrid' laptops before (Inspiron Duo from Dell). Although the screen, in this case, isn't detachable, it flips 180 degrees to turn face-up and be used as a tablet.
PRICE:
Lenovo says the laptop would be released near the second half of the year and would cost less than $1000.
One of the other important aspects of this laptop-cum-tablet is its operating system. While using as a normal laptop, it would run a version of Windows 7. However, as soon as you unplug it from its screen, it changes into a rather unknown version of Android.
We have seen similar 'hybrid' laptops before (Inspiron Duo from Dell). Although the screen, in this case, isn't detachable, it flips 180 degrees to turn face-up and be used as a tablet.
PRICE:
Lenovo says the laptop would be released near the second half of the year and would cost less than $1000.
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