The latest edition of the CES in Las Vegas has established the return of Samsung in the market for tablet-based Windows 10 .
Microsoft is certainly great news because the Redmond company needs the widest possible support from the hardware manufacturers to push hard on the accelerator on Windows 10.
the Korean giant has just introduced the new TabPro Galaxy S , a device rather than a tablet is a convertible 2-in-1 (see convertible 2-in-1, such as the best on the market? ). Is in fact marketed together with a physical keyboard (with touchpad ) that doubles as a cover .
The Samsung Galaxy S TabPro rests on a processor m3-6Y30 Core ( Skylake-Y ) that integrates a 2.2 GHz Intel HD graphics section 515.
the budget is the complete device with 4 GB of RAM and an SSD 128 or 256 GB capacity.
the screen, a Super AMOLED with a resolution of 2160 x 1440 pixels has a diagonal of 12 inches, sufficient to make the convertible also suitable for production purposes.
choosing the Super AMOLED is respectable because it allows to obtain a visual quality unmatched (the blacks appear very deep).
On the connectivity side, the basic equipment of the Galaxy TabPro S expects the support for Wi-Fi 802.11ac, Bluetooth 4.1 and NFC . However, a version also equipped with GPS support and LTE / 4G.
Among the optional accessories, a digital pen that connects to the device via Bluetooth and a multiport adapter (HDMI, USB Type-A and USB Type-C).
TabPro Galaxy S will retail for $ 899.99. After debacle Windows RT, Samsung comes up with a device capable of riding the excellent premises in which Windows 10 was born.
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