First windows 8 smartphone by samsung

Fresh from victory in Japan against Apple, Samsung unveiled for the first time in a variety of smart phones: mobile device running on Windows Phone 8. S was introduced Ativ during the IFA in Berlin and has been viewed as a step towards the future of Samsung rejected the robot to avoid bad and costly battle patents against Apple.
Ativ Samsung S Similarly seems to III S Galaxy, a leading current robot smarpthone. And S Ativ features a dual-core 1.5GHZ processor, 8-megapixel camera rear, 1.9-megapixel front-facing camera. Called Samsung thin in this case, is 8.7mm thick, as "elegant hairline design" during the unveiling.
And S Ativ takes advantage of the latest features of Windows Phone 8, including support for NFC and a microSD card slot for expandable storage.
This device will be available Samsung's latest models in 16GB and 32GB. Has not been confirmed and a release date.

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ViewSonic ViewPad 10pro Tablet To Run Both Android 2.3 And Windows 7

In an interesting twist, ViewSonic wants to try again at the tablet market. Rather than running Honeycomb or waiting for the next installation of Android, they’ve decided to use Bluestack’s Android virtualisation built in so Android can run as an application in Windows 7. Essentially, touch an icon to switch between Android and Windows. The tablet also features a 1.5 GHz Intel-powered processor, and the four Android buttons we all love. No price has been released for this US only (at launch) device. I can’t imagine that a tablet running Windows with the ability to essentially simulate Android will sell too well outside of the hacker world. Especially when you consider that the predecessors for Android 2.3 and Windows 7 appear to be just around the corner. But who am I to say what the market wants? At least it’s something different. What do you guys think? Failed before launch, or getting some kind of dedicated developer following ala Nexus One? ViewSonic is marketing it for business users so who knows.

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