Displaying items by tag: Convertible

The HP OmniBook Ultra Flip 14 marks a rebranding shift from HP’s previous Spectre line, but still offers a mix of performance and portability in a convertible body.

Dell’s Latitude range is for its bona fide business laptops but the 9450 2-in-1 is a souped-up version for particular pack of power users, being a 2-in-1 convertible tablet with a high-concept keyboard and trackpad.

With the 32GB 2017 iPad at $469 in Australia, and iPad Pros at higher prices, Kogan's new Win 10 convertible notebook seeks to challenge in the home, office and education markets at the usual competitive pricing.

Worldwide shipments of traditional PCs totalled 60.3 million units in Q1, 2017 – a 0.6% y-o-y growth and the first positive “green-shoots” indicator since Q1, 2012.

OPINION: 1.5 million ‘tablets’ sold in Australia during the first half of 2015, with 2-in-1 convertibles only selling 500,000 in the same time frame according to research firm Telsyte.

Lenovo has stretched out and manifested from within its factories two new premium Windows 10 convertible laptops, a sleek 11-inch model and its bigger 14-inch brother.

Lenovo’s popular Yoga brand has just been extended with a thin new 4-in-1 Core i convertible, and a new 27-inch Home 900 All-in-One, both with Windows 10.

Acer is aspiring to take on the innovative Lenovo Yoga Pro 3 and Microsoft Surface Pro 3 with an innovative design all its own, and while it has shades of Dell’s 2010 Duo and Dell’s 2012 XPS 12, this is the most unique 2-in-1 on the market.

Here’s a tip - if you’re looking for the latest and greatest from Toshiba, its just-launched new range may well tip you into realising it may well be a top time to upgrade.

Acer's latest convertible includes a pen.

Asus's latest models bend over backwards for you.

HP's Pro x2 410 detachable has its good points, but suffers from a fundamental problem for my style of use.

Sony's multi-flip VAIO Fit 13 has gone on sale here, and will soon be joined by its 15in sibling.

The Taichi 21, Asus' entry in the burgeoning convertible ultrabook market will start shipping to retailers next week.

There seems to be growing interest in convertible notebook/tablet devices - notebooks with removable screens that can be used independently as tablets. Lenovo's latest offering in this genre is the ThinkPad Helix.