Samsung introduced Ultrabook 2-in-1. The device, called the Ativ Q this is a combination of the two operating systems, namely Windows and Android. Ultrabook 2-in-1 or it can serve as a convertible tablet notebook at the same time, as well as a hybrid that uses two different operating systems.
Ativ Q introduced by Samsung on June 20, 2013 in London. Samsung's Senior Product Planning Manager, Robert Agon said, Ativ Q was the first computer that combines Windows 8 and Android 4.2.2 in one package. "They can go together, do not need to turn off the one to turn to another,".
With the presence of multiple operating systems on one device allows users to share files from Windows OS to Android or vice versa. Uniquely, this can be done without having to shut down one operating system. Enough to attract and paste (drag and drop) files directly concerned in each screen operating system.
System Android and Windows interface changes can be done easily. Therefore, when the screen is in the look of Android, it will appear on the right side of the Windows symbol, which with one click will change the look into Windows. Likewise, if the user is on windows operating system, then the right side of the screen there will be a symbol of android.
For example, if we want to transfer photos from the phone to the notebook, just to copy photos from a notebook screen, then withdrawn and paste it into the phone screens. Then the picture will be copied to your phone.
Users can also use the keyboard or mouse to the notebook screen phone using SideSync technology. Even the cursor can "float" on the notebook screen to display phone and vice versa.
In addition, the utilization of this facility will also allow users to back up data from a smartphone into a notebook. This device cans also charging the phone in the same time.
In terms of the utilization of its flexibility, Ativ Q can be used in four modes.
First as a tablet, that is, when device screen can be reversed and combined with the keyboard.
Both as a notebook, while the screen on the Stand facing the keyboard.
Floating in the third mode, when the screen is raised level with the keyboard.
Stand in the fourth mode, where the screen faced forward, if the user wants to show to the screen in front of him.
Samsung Ativ Q weighs 1.29 kilograms and a thickness of 13.9 mm, with the size of the device is comfortable to use as a tablet. Its 13.3-inch screen provides a clear display with 275 pixels per inch sharpness.
Ativ Q introduced by Samsung on June 20, 2013 in London. Samsung's Senior Product Planning Manager, Robert Agon said, Ativ Q was the first computer that combines Windows 8 and Android 4.2.2 in one package. "They can go together, do not need to turn off the one to turn to another,".
With the presence of multiple operating systems on one device allows users to share files from Windows OS to Android or vice versa. Uniquely, this can be done without having to shut down one operating system. Enough to attract and paste (drag and drop) files directly concerned in each screen operating system.
Technology SideSync On Samsung Ativ Q
Samsung Ativ Q also equipped SideSync technology. Through this technology, the device will be connected to a smartphone with an extraordinary way. Using wi-fi, we can display the virtual display screen smartphone in Ativ Q so-transfer files between two devices can be done simply by drag and drop.For example, if we want to transfer photos from the phone to the notebook, just to copy photos from a notebook screen, then withdrawn and paste it into the phone screens. Then the picture will be copied to your phone.
Users can also use the keyboard or mouse to the notebook screen phone using SideSync technology. Even the cursor can "float" on the notebook screen to display phone and vice versa.
Four benefits of flexibility Samsung Ativ Q
Samsung Ativ Q basically just consists of three parts. The first part is the screen, the second is the keyboard, and the third is the liaison between the screen and keyboard of "board" in which elongated embedded Intel Haswell.In terms of the utilization of its flexibility, Ativ Q can be used in four modes.
First as a tablet, that is, when device screen can be reversed and combined with the keyboard.
Both as a notebook, while the screen on the Stand facing the keyboard.
Floating in the third mode, when the screen is raised level with the keyboard.
Stand in the fourth mode, where the screen faced forward, if the user wants to show to the screen in front of him.
Samsung Ativ Q weighs 1.29 kilograms and a thickness of 13.9 mm, with the size of the device is comfortable to use as a tablet. Its 13.3-inch screen provides a clear display with 275 pixels per inch sharpness.
