No dual-booting tablet for ASUS; instead, manufacturer will team with BlueStacks for Android apps
0. phoneArena posted on 03 Jun 2012, 22:30
Forget about a possible dual-booting tablet for ASUS as the video that hinted at such a tablet was created to promote the partnership that the manufacturer has with BlueStacks; the latter is a company whose product allows 450,000 Android apps to run on Windows PC...
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1. BattleBrat posted on 03 Jun 2012, 23:12 3 2
BOOOO!!!! Don't take my money then! Bastards...... Lemmie see one of those new Win8 tabs....
4. protozeloz posted on 03 Jun 2012, 23:39 0 3
You where seriously considering the other option was more viable ?
5. BattleBrat posted on 03 Jun 2012, 23:43 5 0
an actual dual booting tablet, Yeah! I still have to have two tablets now, with a dual booter I would only need one.
14. protozeloz posted on 04 Jun 2012, 07:29 1 1
I personally find it kinda not so useful, you have to boot into another OS, while with this we have both working at the same time
2. cepcamba posted on 03 Jun 2012, 23:22 2 1
Win8 tablets with the capability to use android apps is not bad. Compatibility with all the apps will be great. I hope Asus won't make the same mistake seen in the BB Playbook whereas only the droid apps submitted by devs are usable.
7. Bluesky02 posted on 03 Jun 2012, 23:50 3 0
Fans will find some way to hack and dual boot. I'm sure about that.
8. QinEmpire posted on 04 Jun 2012, 00:25 0 3
Knew it, no one will want that laggy OS to spoil the smooth system of Windows 8.
9. pongkie posted on 04 Jun 2012, 00:57 0 2
Fine with me. It would be a less hastle to to access my android apps
10. steelicon posted on 04 Jun 2012, 04:02 1 0
I wonder how virtualization under Windows 8 would handle the apps...
11. steelicon posted on 04 Jun 2012, 04:59 0 0
12. ChristinBauman posted on 04 Jun 2012, 05:37 0 2
. We've done the heavy lifting for the benefit of all."-Rosen Sharma, President and CEO of BlueStacks. "
Radon testing Fairfield OH
13. ChristinBauman posted on 04 Jun 2012, 05:37 0 2
. We've done the heavy lifting for the benefit of all."-Rosen Sharma, President and CEO of BlueStacks. "
http://www.hometeaminspection.com/gibbs
15. Harold1066 posted on 04 Jun 2012, 17:32 2 0
Now I have one more use for my old ASUS EeePC gathering dust on my bookshelf.
