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- The technology giant shows how switching is done with Android, Windows 8.1 dual-OS devices. by Brooke Crothers January 8, 2014 1:36 PM PST Asus Transformer Book Duet TD300 tablet runs both Android and Windows 8.1. (Credit: Brooke Crothers) LAS VEGAS -- At CES, Intel was keen to show off its new dual-OS switching technology that's been implemented in collaboration with Asus. It takes about three and a half seconds to switch between operating systems, as Intel demonstrates in the video below. The switch can be done with either a hardware or software key. What Intel enables is the rapid switching, but the way the switching and file- and memory-sharing is implemented is a proprietary Asus technology. That will likely apply to other dual-OS devices from other vendors also. The Asus Transformer Book Duet TD300 tablet is a 13.3-inch detachable that separates from the keyboard base to become a standalone tablet. Asus will also be bringing out an 11-inch model capable of running Windows 8.1 and Android. Asus Transformer Boot Duet TD300 tablet/laptop
The technology giant shows how switching is done with Android, Windows 8.1 dual-OS devices. by Brooke Crothers January 8, 2014 1:36 PM PST Asus Transformer Book Duet TD300 tablet runs both Android and Windows 8.1. (Credit: Brooke Crothers) LAS VEGAS -- At CES, Intel was keen to show off its new dual-OS switching technology that's been implemented in collaboration with Asus. It takes about three and a half seconds to switch between operating systems, as Intel demonstrates in the video below. The switch can be done with either a hardware or software key. What Intel enables is the rapid switching, but the way the switching and file- and memory-sharing is implemented is a proprietary Asus technology. That will likely apply to other dual-OS devices from other vendors also. The Asus Transformer Book Duet TD300 tablet is a 13.3-inch detachable that separates from the keyboard base to become a standalone tablet. Asus will also be bringing out an 11-inch model capable of running Windows 8.1 and Android. Asus Transformer Boot Duet TD300 tablet/laptop
The technology giant shows how switching is done with Android, Windows 8.1 dual-OS devices.
Asus Transformer Book Duet TD300 tablet runs both Android and Windows 8.1.
(Credit: Brooke Crothers)
LAS VEGAS -- At CES, Intel was keen to show off its new dual-OS switching technology that's been implemented in collaboration with Asus.
It takes about three and a half seconds to switch between operating systems, as Intel demonstrates in the video below.
The switch can be done with either a hardware or software key.
What Intel enables is the rapid switching, but the way the switching and file- and memory-sharing is implemented is a proprietary Asus technology. That will likely apply to other dual-OS devices from other vendors also.
The Asus Transformer Book Duet TD300 tablet is a 13.3-inch detachable that separates from the keyboard base to become a standalone tablet.
Asus will also be bringing out an 11-inch model capable of running Windows 8.1 and Android.