Samsung ATIV Q

Samsung ATIV Q pictures and hands-on
Origen: Pocket Lint EN→ES Archive.org version
Although there are many things to like about the device - including its superthin 13.9mm form factor and comparatively light weight at 1.29kg - the more immediately showcase feature of the 13.3-incher is that it features both Windows 8 and Android operating systems on the one machine. And they are instantly switchable, even sharing files between the two without your doing anything.
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Samsung ATIV Q review: Hands-on
Origen: T3 EN→ES Archive.org version
The fact that the Samsung Galaxy ATIV Q runs both Windows and Android is a great advantage and sets it apart from other Windows 8-only convertibles. One of Windows 8's big headaches is apps and the ATIV Q solves that problem by offering the 800,000 plus apps from Google Play and the ability to use them in the Windows OS.
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Hands on: Samsung Ativ Q review
Origen: Techradar EN→ES Archive.org version
Samsung has lobbed a number of its own apps into the mix of the Ativ Q, but the real thing we liked the most is getting the best of both worlds on one tablet - the Q was an impressive beast either as an Android tablet or a Windows 8 device. We can see this becoming a part of daily life without much of an issue, and while the weight is a lot more than you'd expect for an Android tablet, if you're considering a laptop replacement this should be a real part of your consideration.
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Convertible-Ultrabook mit Android und Windows 8
Origen: Netzwelt DE→ES Archive.org version
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Samsung Ativ Q im Hands-on: Tablet mit Windows und Android
Origen: Mobicroco DE→ES Archive.org version
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