HP SlateBook x2 convertible Android tablet with Tegra 4 for $480
HP's new SlateBook x2 is a 10.1 inch Android tablet with a detachable keyboard that lets you use the system like a notebook. HP is hardly the first company to launch an Android convertible tablet, the company is one of the first to announce a model with an NVIDIA Tegra 4 processor (although it looks like Toshiba could be getting ready to announce one soon as well). The Tegra 4 chip is a quad-core ARM Cortex-A15 processor with 72-core graphics. It’s the same processor that powers the NVIDA Shield gaming system, which should hit the streets in June. The HP SlateBook x2 is expected to go on sale in August for $479.99 and up. While the SlateBook x2 is the cheapest member of the x2 family, it actually has the highest-resolution screen thanks to the 10.1 inch, 1920 x 1200 pixel IPS display. HP is positioning the device as both a notebook and a keyboard. While the processor and storage are in the tablet portion of the SlateBook x2, the keyboard section adds features includi...