Tablet PC welcomes USB 3.0 high speed interface for the first time

In addition to conventional motherboards and graphics cards, Gigabyte also showcased a number of mobile portable products at CeBIT 2011, all of which are distinctive, such as the first tablet equipped with a USB 3.0 interface.

The first is a 15.6-inch notebook P2532, and there are two versions P2532N, P2532V, the screen resolution is 1920 × 1080 and 1366 × 768, the former reached full HD level, but the latter supports 3D stereo technology.

Both are equipped with a Sandy Bridge Core i7 quad-core processor, up to 4GB of DDR3 memory, GeForce GT 550M 2GB discrete graphics, THX-certified speakers, and more.

Compared to the same level of multimedia or gaming notebooks, Gigabyte P2532 is a lot of lighter and smaller, significantly smaller size, in addition to processor, graphics card cooling vents are on the back, not on the side.

The S1080 is Gigabyte's first tablet based on the Intel Atom processor, but not the latest Oak Trail platform, but the Pine Trail originally used for netbooks, the exact model is Atom N570, may be Gigabyte's stronger performance.

The tablet uses a 10.1-inch capacitive touch screen, resolution 1024x600, 320GB hard drive, 1.3-megapixel camera, and most particularly, it provides a USB 3.0 interface, so if you plan to take this tablet to watch movies or listen to music, it's more Cool, can greatly save copy time.

The last is the T1125N, a so-called three-in-one model for notebooks, tablets, and desktops, and it can switch freely between the three forms. Of course, desktops need to be equipped with a base. It is equipped with a 11.6 inch 1366×768 LED-backlit multi-touch screen, Core i5/i3 ULV ultra-low voltage processor, 2/4GB DDR3 memory, etc., but the functions only support Windows system, there is no driver under Linux.