Gigabyte may be aiming to score some holiday sales with its newest convertible tablet, or perhaps not, given that Booktop is more a name that fits with educational venues than consumers.
Then again, people from around the world are known to seek out various things, so they may very well consider the new Gigabyte pr... |
28 November 2011
10:20 GMT |
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Showing that it still has faith in the convertible tablet form factor, Gigabyte has created what it calls a Booktop, though, despite the fact that sales will start this month, a price is not yet available. Like any IT company with multiple business outlets, Gigabyte has been playing more than one hand of cards latel... |
8 July 2011
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With Computex about to go out on a roll, it isn't surprising that companies are already streaming forth official releases, and Gigabyte started off with, among other things, a Booktop.Since Computex is an IT trade show much like CES and CeBIT, IT companies from around the world are already there, showing off th... |
30 May 2011
08:07 GMT |
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Personal computers come in multiple shapes and sizes, but some of them are what one may call hybrids, and Gigabyte's newest product definitely seems to be something of the sort.Most so-called hybrids are usually products that have the traits of two different other types.Gigbyte's newest one, however, seems... |
7 December 2010
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Coming to expand its existing series of booktop mobile computers, Gigabyte has issued a press release in which it details the T1125, nicknamed Der Kavalier, a convertible tablet bundled with a docking station.This booktop is a sort of successor to the M1022, revealed in 2009, and the M1305, launched soon after the f... |
3 November 2010
11:24 GMT |
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The market for ultraportable computer systems continues to expand with new designs, every day, with Intel's CULV platform powering the majority of these systems. While it may seem challenging to come out with a new design for the same hardware platform, as compared with what the competition has to offer, Gigabyt... |
4 November 2009
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