HP Slate 21 is a 21.5" Android 'tablet' all-in-one powered by Tegra 4

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HP Slate 21 is a 21.5" Android 'tablet' powered by Tegra 4
Android's potential to run on anything larger than 10" has rarely been exploited, but the newly-announced HP Slate 21 aims to remedy that and really takes us by surprise. As you can guess, the all-in-one/"tablet" hybrid sports a large 21.5" touchscreen display.

The desktop/tablet combo runs on a fast Tegra 4 chipset, and sports Android 4.2 out of the box, with a kickstand on the back when you want to use it in its desktop reincarnation - at 21.5" we assume this will be most of the time, but board games around the bonfire aren't out of the question either with this thing.

Slate 21 was unveiled in Beijing, so the press release below is a rough translation from Chinese, but seemingly the IPS display is with 1920x1080 Full HD resolution, and DTS surround sound speakers are present. HP says there will be more details on the exact specs and pricing when the Slate 21 hybrid gets introduced at each country, but at least we are sure that Microsoft's licensing fee for Windows RT won't be in the price, which should already mean a more affordable device for those who might need it.


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