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It looks life Micromax is getting professional and struggling hard and doing effortless work to gain it's priority among the Indian market. Now coming to the image leaked, this comes from MMXNewscaster who has been known to be accurate almost at all times. If indeed this device in the image comes officially true, then undoubtedly Micromax will become the most successful Indian handset maker here. Below is the image of the device leaked via MMXNewscaster : The leaked image somewhere confirms it's existence with micromax logo below the Canvas LapTab name, with right side some warning and on left there's Windows, Android and somewhat like Intel logo. Micromax LapTab Windows 8 and Android Dual Boot Tablet. pic.twitter.com/QkKVXjAUXE — @MMXNewscaster (@MMXNewscaster) January 6, 2014 For now, there hasn't be much leaked information around but still there's time for this Canvas LapTab to go official but maybe we soon see it official announcement from Microm...

Acer India is the first company to launch a full featured 8.1 inch tablet along with two other devices. The company launched three Windows 8 touch-enabled devices - Acer Iconia W3, Aspire P3 and Aspire R7. ( Photo : omgdroid.com ) Harish Kohli managing director of Acer India said, “We are the first PC player to launch a full-featured 8.1-inch tablet, along with two other new products, the Acer Aspire P3 and Aspire R7.  Touch being the future, we are excited to collaborate with Microsoft to deliver a powerful new class of Windows devices for the Indian consumer.” Iconia W3 weights 540 grams and is 11.35 mm thin  with an optional full-size bluetooth keyboard. Iconia W3 will be available for 30,499 INR (Indian Rupees). Aspire P3 Ultrabook weights 1.3 kilograms and is 0.77 inches thin, available for 54,499 INR (Indian Rupees). While on the other side, Aspire R7 is powered by Windows 8 with FULL HD (1920x1080p) touch screen and will be available for 74,999 INR (India...

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.,

Acer a Taiwanese computing company announced that it's working to launch new devices which will  "reinvent the way computing is looked at" in PCs, tablets and notebooks. With a day ahead of Computex 2013, Acer launched an 8-inch windows 8 tablet Iconia W3 and a 5.7 inch smartphone and the company claims that the tablet will bring desktop to your hands. JT Wang, Chairman and CEO of Acer said,  "Users are becoming smarter and don't need to keep buying new devices. PC makers should understand this and explore beyond our own limits. Acer is prepared to collaborate with industry leaders to create innovative products with better user experience. We want to be category leaders in tablets and smartphones." The other brand new launch of Acer in smartphone is Liquid S1 with 5.7 inch HD Display with resolution of 1280x720 (257ppi), 88 degree wide angle camera,  1.5 Ghz Quad-Core processor, 1GB of RAM, 8GB internal storage (expandable upto 32 GB via MicroSD card ...

Yesterday on May 30th 2013, Microsoft launched it's new Windows 8 powered tablet called as "Surface Pro" in Australia. This new tablet was made available from that day (30th May) in two variants, a 64 GB version which costs $999 (Rs. 56223) and a 128 GB version which costs $1,099 (Rs. 61,851). Australia was the late country to receive this tablet as it was released in US and other markets at the beginning of the year. Surface Pro is powered by Intel processor, so it can run regular Microsoft Windows programs - unlike the surface RT tablet which was released last year built on ARM processor architecture. ( Photo : pocketnow.com ) The Surface Pro has a Intel dual-Core i5 processor clocked at 1.7 Ghz, 4 GB of RAM, 64 GB SSD/128 GB SSD (depends on the variant you purchase), 10.6 inch screen with resolution of 1920x1080p (208ppi). If users  wanting a hard keyboard for the Pro can buy the Type Cover at $149.99 and Touch Cover for $139.99. Purchase it now. ...