Porsche Design introduces Microsoft Windows 10 2-in-1 laptop
Laptops have never been so stylish until German fashion label Porsche Design created a new Windows 2-in-1 computer. The company has always been known for its impressive designs, so it's not a shocker anymore that the new convertible laptop is a real stunner.
According to a report by Gadgets 360, Windows introduced the device during the Computex event in Taipei, which ran from May 31 to June 4. Nick Parker, corporate vice president of Microsoft's Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) division, was the one who revealed to the audience the laptop which can be transformed into a tablet.
It runs with the latest operating system Windows 10 and comes with a 13.3-inch display. It is equipped with familiar features like the Windows Hello 2.0 (facial recognition) and the voice assistant Cortana. Windows Report also noted that the 2-in-1 laptop will be coming with the new Inking feature.
It's not out yet but it will be first unveiled during the Windows 10 Anniversary Update this coming July. Luxury Daily also noted that the device will be coming with a pen, which is very useful when it is used as a tablet.
As for its specs inside, the only known detail is that the laptop will be powered by an Intel Core M processor. The OEM that is making it is not yet known. News Everyday also reported that Microsoft had announced about the opening of its Windows Hello Companion Device Framework to third parties. Aside from that, a new version for its Authenticator app is also being developed. This particular feature permits Windows 10 Mobiles to unlock other Windows 10 devices.
There is no word yet on when the Porsche Design 2-in-1 computing device will be out in the market but rumors suggest a winter release.
It may be recalled that the German fashion firm previously developed branded Blackberry smartphones.
