The SlateBook 14 is a complete computer based on Android and access to all the apps on the Play Store.
Android continues to step out of smartphones and tablets to get all kinds of devices, including watches, televisions and laptops complete. The HP SlateBook 14 is precisely one of those products that experience with Android phone out to gain market share in the 'post-PC' era.
The HP SlateBook 14 is not the first laptop with Android, but it could be the watershed for a special family of productivity devices that use the Google mobile operating system instead of Windows or Chrome OS , even. In a video posted on the official website of HP-and-retired, a device with brightly colored 14-inch touch screen, full keyboard and all the usual ports on a laptop, but with Android was displayed on your screen.
The 14 would SlateBook processor 4-core NVIDIA Tegra, which ensures low energy consumption, but also that a plane will not be particularly compared with other personal computers.
It will be an interesting release, particularly because HP is one of the brands with the highest support the Chrome OS platform, also from Google, which is specially designed for this type of product with low cost and high dependency Internet.
Why would we want Android on a computer? Probably bet on HP productivity from an already very familiar ecosystem for users, the question will be whether Android and its apps are ready to deliver a working experience at least at the level of what we are used with Windows . To achieve this, we will certainly have a very attractive device that, by design and components, promises to be relatively inexpensive.
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