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The first hybrid tablet / notebook that became widely known is the Asus Eee Pad Slider, which was unveiled last year's CES 2011,and since then it was reasonable that many would like to create their own respectively (see Sony Freestyle Hybrid PC).
The course is continued by Toshiba, which showed in the CES 2012 Toshiba Portege M930, with the particularity that still uses the same operating system in both modes (notebook or tablet).
Otherwise, the Toshiba Portege M930 offers:
Screen 13.3 "(1280 x 800) supporting pen
Processor Intel Core i5
Graphics Processor Intel GMA 3000 HD
Memory RAM 4GB
Storage 256GB SSD
Jacks SD, 2x USB, VGA, Ethernet, HDMI, audio
OS Windows 7 (probably will be released with Windows 8)
thickness 28mm
weight 1.91kg
At present the company has reported release date and price.
Furthermore, Toshiba showed a prototype Ultrabook 14 "(1366 x 768) running Windows 8, Processor Intel Core i3 1.3GHz, RAM 4GB memory and storage space 128GB SSD, but it is almost certain that the final product will differ significantly.
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