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While all PC makers like Lenovo, Dell etc., released a few All-in-one PC's, HP is all set to launch it's forthcoming All-in-one PC called Slate 21 which was unveiled at an event in Beijing. ( Photo : Zdnet.com ) Systems like Lenovo Horizon and Sony Vaio Tap 20 as well as HP's Envy Rove 20 can be used as a tablet but they still use only Windows 8 built on x86 traditional chips. While on other side, Slate 21 will be running both Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean and Windows 8. Slate 21 is powered by Nvidia Tegra 4 ARM processor, 21.5 inch Display with FULL HD resolution and running on Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean with Windows 8. It has 8 GB of internal storage and an SD slot for expansion. According to an Update on Zdnet, The slate 21 will start selling from September starting at price of $399. Let Us know What you think about this below in comments section !! Please Don't forget to Like us on  Facebook , Follow us On  Twitter  and Subscribe us on  Youtube  for Late...

ASUS at Computex 2013 announced their Transformer Book Trio which the company claims to be the  "world's first three-in-one notebook, tablet, and desktop PC."   ( Photo : cdn2.sbnation.com ) ASUS designed this Transformer Book Trio allowing users to instantly switch between Windows 8 and Android (Jelly Bean). This device offers  a notebook dock "for work," and basic tablet functionality "for play." It's powered by dual-core Intel processors, including a core i7 Haswell CPU for Windows 8 and the highest-performance, yet power-efficient "Atom" for Android. ASUS says that the Transformer Book Trio offers up-to 15 hours of battery life, 1 TB Storage and 64 GB SSD Storage.  Let Us know What you think about this below in comments section !! Please Don't forget to Like us on  Facebook , Follow us On  Twitter  and Subscribe us on  Youtube  for Latest Technology News, Reviews, Updates etc.,

Report from gsmarena suggests that Samsung Galaxy I9600 benchmark was spotted on AnTuTu with Android version 4.3.2 running. According to gsmarena, this device could be the successor of Galaxy S4 as it's running Android 4.3.2 which is not out yet with processor clocked at 1.4 Ghz. As it's very early for Samsung Galaxy S5 to come, this device may be a Galaxy S4 Plus. However, there has been Plus devices of Galaxy series, such as the Galaxy S I9001 Plus and Galaxy S II Plus I9015. Both devices sported model numbers, which differs from the original flagships by their last digit. As the picture below shows a low score which is below Galaxy S4 or SIII achieved in AnTuTu benchmark. So the point is that this device could be a mid-range one but it looks unlikely with that kind of Model number  so it's either down to the early firmware or the record is not genuine or true altogether. Another suspicious fact is that Android 4.3 isn't out yet so the listed version 4.3.2 ...