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Ubuntu Introduces BQ Aquaris M10 Tablet “And PC Too” Product
In other words, this latest tablet computer, the BQ Aquaris M10 Ubuntu edition, is somewhat a “convertible” PC.
In the midst of Apple Inc and Alphabet Inc via Google dominance in the PC, tablet computers and smartphones categories, Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu, has introduced a tablet computer which, it claims, can be used as a personal computer, or like a laptop.
It’s the first device of Canonical’s Ubuntu “converged” lineup alongside its European partner, BQ (no word yet from Canonical about United States release, or partners).
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Unity 8, Mir and Ubuntu 16.04 Review - The New Old Desktop Environment from Canonical
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Canonical Launches 2-in-1 Ubuntu Tablet
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