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Homme algav Computex 2014: HP esitleb ühe tootena Androidiga arvuteid.

HP brings Android to laptops with SlateBook PC

Customers have been telling Hewlett-Packard that they want laptops that run Android, so the company is rolling out the SlateBook PC to meet that demand.

The laptop will start at US$399 and be available in August.

It has a 14-inch touchscreen and combines the familiar interface of Android on mobile devices "with the productivity of a notebook ... in a breakthrough design," said Mike Nash, vice president at HP.

"It's in a very new category. Customers told us they spend a lot of time on mobile applications." Nash said, adding that he received many questions like "why can't I access the Android ecosystem from the clamshell form factor?"

The SlateBook PC weighs about 1.7 kilograms, is 16 millimeters thick, has 64GB of storage, 2GB of memory, and a fully charged battery can run for nine hours. The touchscreen displays images at 1920 x 1080 pixel resolution. The laptop runs on an Nvidia Tegra 4 processor, which is used in HP's SlateBook tablets. The Nvidia chip has 72 graphics cores and can handle 4K video playback.

HP has added tools so Android apps will stretch out to the full 14-inch screen size.

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http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/news/tablets/3522595/hp-brings-android-to-laptops-with-slatebook-pc/#ixzz33Pi3ntpC