Intel's new concept - dubbed Cove Point - promises to combine the usability of a tablet with the performance and manageability of a business laptop. Does the device represent the last chance for the PC market?
Hybrid ultrabooks, devices that can be used like a tablet or a laptop, will soon be a common sight in the workplace. At least, that’s what Intel and Microsoft are hoping. The former sees the format...
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