Latest Windows 8 Laptops, tablets and convertibles | Best Windows 8 Tablets

Windows 8 is launched and with it the follow up of loads of Windows 8 laptops and desktops are finding its way in the cyber world. It is really a wonder to see that with a new innovation of an Operating system the innovation of the new hardware's supporting the hardware component are emerging in the global market. This article gives a holistic approach towards various types of Windows 8 supporting hardware's available in the market ranging from all in one desktop to traditional laptops to hybrid convertible types which are quite hyped in the market.

Here is a list of latest laptops, tablets and convertibles available in the market with their main features highlighted apart from the standard specifications available. Take a look at the list before you make a choice.

Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga 13


This is the latest Windows 8 tablet available in the market. In addition to its various specifications and features what makes it stand out is the it's 360 degree turning capacity and the ability to be folded to a stand, tent and slate form. In my opinion this is the most desirable tablet paving a leap from the traditional laptops used a decade back.
Price: $ 1099.

Acer Aspire 7600U


A responsive screen is what gives that extra edge to Acer Aspire 7600U. However, price is what affects it. The same specifications are available in Dell XPS One 27 which seems a bit faster in terms of the processor speed. However, as far as the experience of touch is considered Acer Aspire 7600U finds its way in your choice list.
Price: $1699.99.

HP Envy TouchSmart Ultrabook 4


The HP Envy TouchSmart Ultrabook 4 is a good notebook if that is what you desire. It supports the Windows 8 operating software brilliantly and is user friendly. Well it's a bit heavy in comparison to the other range of the ultrabooks available in the market.
Price: $ 799.99

Toshiba Satellite U845W-S430
Yes the wide screen is what speaks of Toshiba Satellite U845W-S430. In addition the screen resolution and the clarity is also quite good. But what I felt missing is the touch approach.
Price: Starting $700.

Sony Vaio Tap 20


This one is an interesting desktop encompassing all in one touch screen of a 20 inch screen in jsut 999$. Its design which kind of makes it semi portable is its highlight and with a built in battery and low voltage core chip this sure is a brilliant invention.
Price: Starting $ 999.99.

Dell XPS One 27


This one in is my top list as it caters to the traditional as well as touch approach. Having a flexibility option of extending to advance features is what I like the most. Further, the main highlight is that it embeds the general features of all the Windows 8 supporting hardware but comes at an optimal price range. Now there it is clear why users are opting for Dell XPS One 27
Price: Starting $ 1599.99.

Toshiba Satellite U925t


Want to boast of a slider convertible? Well then Toshiba Satellite U925t is your pick. It can pull open and rotate giving it wither a keyboard look or a laptop look. An engineering marvel this tablet speaks of what ideas can lead to.
Price: $1,071.99 to $1,233.66

Dell XPS 12


Dell XPS 12 is a slim robust set which incorporates the feature of convertible as well. Its screen can swivel in the middle to get a new look or fold back to form a tablet. So what you get a combo of laptop and tablet with a little swivel action
Price: $1199.99.

Sony Vaio Duo 11
Sony Vaio Duo 11 is a combination of laptop and tablet. With a full HD laptop and the touch screen tablet in one device it just captures the better of the two worlds. It also has extension for the traditional keyboard along with the touch screen approach.
Price: $1099.99

Microsoft Surface RT
Microsoft Surface RT is the only "Microsoft" branded tablet and hence its importance can be understood. It serves as a flagship for Microsoft to promote the touch approach concept which will eventually give rise to the era of a new buzzword in the cyber world the touch approach.
Price:$499 for 32 GB.