Samsung Slate : Samsung Series 7 for professional - We often talk about tablet computers that run the Android operating system and IOS. But, do not forget, there is one operating system (operating system / OS) again. Namely WebOS made by Hewlett-Packard (HP), who come to enliven the tablet market. This is a digital tablet that runs with Windows operating systems.
Indeed, the tablet platform Windows yet hit the market. That's why only a few vendors are issuing this version of the tablet, such as the Asus Eee Pad EP121, Q550 Fujitsu, Acer Iconia Tab W500, and the Samsung Series 7.
The computer manufacturer claims their Windows tablet into the category of slate. The term slate is what sets it apart from regular tablet computers. In fact, if viewed from the outside, slate and tablet computers are almost identical.
Only, the slate is intended for professionals, while the tablet feature entertainment functions. Computers entered the category slate must have performance nearly equivalent to the notebook.
One of slate computers that are considered qualified than "colleagues" in its class is the Samsung Series 7 Slate or 700T1A. The reason, the innards are the same as a laptop computer supertipis Samsung ever issued, the Series 9.
In it, the South Korean vendors immerse Intel Core i5 processor speed 1.6 GHz, random access memory (RAM) 4 gigabytes, and solid state drives (SSD) 128 gigabytes.
For those who faithfully use Microsoft's operating system, it must not be difficult to operate the Samsung Series 7 Slate. This computer is running Windows 7 Home Premium platform with a user interface like most tablets.
To get around for touch function runs smoothly, adding features Samsung's Touch Launcher. With this service, Slate Series 7 application icons appear larger and drag and drop activities become easier.
In the face of this tablet, lay the screen with 11.6-inch diagonal and a resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels. Under it, the Samsung Series 7 Slate clad dark gray color of the aluminum material.
Here there are air vents, two small speakers embedded along the bottom edge, the key to power, and volume on both sides.
Like most tablets, the computer is equipped with 3 megapixel main camera resolution and 2 megapixel webcam for video chat service. There are two ways that this tablet can be connected to the Internet, via Wi-Fi and 3G SIM card with a pin in the slot.
Other connections provided are USB 2.0 port, micro HDMI to connect your computer to the television, micro-SD card slot, Bluetooth, and Widi 2.0. Widi 2.0 feature is a quick way to transfer content without the need for an HDMI cable. Condition, the user must have a Netgear Push2TV adapter first in order to transfer the content streaming high definition (HD) to the television.
Samsung Series 7 Slate also has two additional accessories, namely docking and Bluetooth keyboard. Docking was made of aluminum, weighing 226 grams and dimensions of 17.7 x 99 x 109 millimeters.
The underside is coated with rubber so that docking is not smooth, while at the back there is a USB 2.0 port, HDMI port, ethernet, headphone jack, and power to charge the battery tablets.
In line with the docking, wireless keyboard also comes with a sleek aluminum materials. Keyboard weighing 294 grams is using power from two AAA batteries.
Compared with other Windows 7 tablet, Samsung Series 7 Slate is still relatively lightweight and weighs 861.8 grams. But there is one tablet a more lightly again, namely Fujitsu Q550 weighing 848 grams. The difference is very thin.
