Toshiba's newest 2-in-1 tablet looks like the Microsoft Surface
We've seen a trend at CES 2016 this year when it comes to creating new Windows 10 two-in-one tablets, try to copy Microsoft's Surface as best as we can. And Toshiba contuinues this trend with the DynaPad.
Toshiba claims that the DynaPad is the world's lightest two-in-one, as it only weighs 1.28 pounds. The reason that is so thin is because of the carbin fiber frame tahat is coated ina a soft, rubery paint finish that makes the device easier to hold. If you look closely on the back, there is a little easter egg, that says "the pen is mightier than the sword" in Latin. There is also a pressure-sensitive pen for the DynaPad that is made by Wacom that has 2,048 levels of pressure sensitivity. According to Engadget, there is a special coding on the screen that applies enough to friction to make it feel like you're writing on a paper with a pen. The keyboard case provides 1.5mm of travel, and is well spaced out. It is important to note that the keyboard is made out of medal. However, when the tablet is connected to the keyboard, it is not adjustable.
As far as specifications go, the DynaPad is running an Intel Atom-series processor, a 1080p 12-inch display with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage. The DynaPad will start at $650 for the keyboard, 64GB of storage and the 4GB of RAM. The device is now aviable for pre-order, but no word on when the device will ship. Stay tuned to TechDepenedent for more CES 2016 coverage. To see all of our coverage, use the CES 2016 tags and/or category.
Via: | Engadget |
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