Thursday, 18 October 2012

Will Windows 8 hybrids make tablets obsolete?

Tablets in the Enterprise

TechRepublic Member | October 18, 2012

Will Windows 8 hybrids make tablets obsolete in the enterprise?

According to Donovan Colbert, if Windows 8 is executed properly, it could disrupt the momentum of mobile device platforms. Do you agree? Read more

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Sony unveils VAIO Duo 11 Windows 8 ultrabook in Singapore

Get details about the Sony VAIO Duo 11 Windows 8 hybrid laptop's specs, availability, and pricing. Also find out Paul Mah's first impressions of the device. Read more

Get Microsoft Office 2013 to play nice with your iPad

Will Kelly offers some options on how to get the upcoming Microsoft Office 2013 to play nice with the iPad. Read more

Which version of Windows 8 should you choose for tablet deployment?

Patrick Gray talks about the two flavors of Windows 8 for tablets, and which you should choose for your organization. Read more

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Surface RT tablet available for preorder: Why I am waiting

Microsoft's Surface RT tablet has captivated me since the unveiling. Now that information is becoming available about the Surface I am in no hurry to put my order with Microsoft. Read more

Surface RT specs revealed: Comparison with ThinkPad Tablet

As availability for the Surface RT tablet gets closer, Microsoft is releasing more information about the product. Pictures of the Surface RT look a lot like last year's ThinkPad Tablet running Android, and comparing the specs shows why. Read more

Android tablets: Training wheels for Windows 8 tablet makers

The iPad is usually the named competition for the upcoming Windows 8 tablets, but it's likely Android tablet sales that will be most affected. That's evident by all the major Android tablet makers preparing Windows tablets for launch. Read more

Apple: make a keyboard cover for the iPad

The iPad enjoys a gigantic third-party accessory ecosystem but that has failed to produce what could be the biggest selling accessory for the tablet. An Apple-designed thin smart cover for the iPad with integrated keyboard would be huge. Read more

Is the Microsoft Surface keyboard a big mistake?

Microsoft's Surface tablet is an interesting piece of hardware, but the heavy emphasis on the smart cover keyboard has the potential to steer Microsoft's tablet aspirations into the tar pits. Read more

Why Windows RT tablets are set to fail

Long awaited Windows RT-powered tablets are beginning to appear on the radar, but if what I'm seeing now is representative of the devices as a whole, they're poised to fail, and fail dramatically. Read more

Why the leaked iPad mini prices are most likely wrong

Will the iPad mini start at a very competitive รข‚¬249 ($320)? Given that this is close to what Amazon sells its Kindle Fire HD tablet for, and at this price it's not making a profit on sales, I have doubts. Read more

Interest in the iPad mini could be weak: survey

A survey suggests that consumers are not as interested in the iPad mini, and that consumers want features such as USB ports that Apple traditionally has never included on the iPhone or iPad. Read more


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Computers that defined the information age brought back to life

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