If 2015 was the year of the hybrid laptop, then 2016 will be the year the hybrid laptop became mainstream. With the Microsoft Surface Pro 4, the Apple iPad Pro, the Google Pixel C, the HP Spectre x2 and the Lenovo IdeaPad Miix 700 on the market, there’s no shortage of tablets that can latch onto a keyboard to help you stay productive.
With gorgeous business-class devices like the HP Elite x2 1012 hitting the market, even the enterprise is itching to get its hands on lightweight, attractive, powerful and thin 2-in-1s.
Not to be outdone by HP, Dell has introduced the Latitude 7275, a 12.5-inch 2-in-1 that’s fantastic in almost every way.
Design
The Latitude 7275 (starting at $1,049, about £714, AU$1,465) comes in two parts 1) a sleek, black, magnesium alloy tablet that weighs only 1.61 pounds (0.73kg) and measures just 0.32 inches tall (8.11mm) and 2) its accompanying slim keyboard – which features a fuzzy gray felt design that is delightful to touch and stare at. All in, the Latitude 7275 is about 0.67 inches (17.1mm) tall and 3.1 pounds (1.4kg) heavy.
As a laptop, the Latitude is about 0.17 inches thicker …read more
Source:: techradar.com – PC and Mac
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