Review: Does Bay Trail render SoFIA tablets pointless? A couple of years ago, former Intel CEO Paul Otellini made a bold promise, saying that we would see Intel-based tablets at an incredibly low ...

Sure, Asus, Intel, and AMD are all working laptops and tablets that can run Android and Windows software simultaneously, but does that mean there’s no room for a traditional dual boot system that can ...

Before today the only dual boot we knew of was Viewsonic’s Viewpad with it’s and dual boot Windows 7/Android Operating systems. Today however there is a new kid on the block, and it’s rocking a very ...

Hard on the heels of the news last week of Acer’s dual-booting netbooks, Augen has announced that one of its six forthcoming tablets will run both Android and Ubuntu. Whereas Acer’s dual-core netbooks ...

Here is one more tablet PC that can dual boot into both the Android 2.1 and Windows CE 6.0. And it comes hot on the heels of Witstech A81-E that too boasts of pulling off a similar feat. And its ...

Google Chrome OS is an operating system designed around the Chrome web browser. All the apps you run on Chrome OS are web apps, which is why computers designed to run Chrome tend to ship with just ...

What separates MintPass’ dual-boot tablet, the MintPad, from the others is that it has dual touchscreens, just like the Toshiba Libretto. One screen will be used for display while the other can be ...

Today, Viewsonic introduced their first Android phone, the V350, and a new dual-boot tablet, the ViewPad 10. The V350 is a fairly basic Android phone with the added benefit of having 2 slots for SIM ...

At CES 2014 in January, Intel and Asus demonstrated an unusual new twist on mobile computing: the dual-OS Transformer Book Duet. The Duet was designed to run a full version of Android side-by-side ...

There have been tablets running the Android operating system and tablets running the Windows 7 OS. There has also been tablet PCs running both the Android and Windows 7 operating system, though it’s ...

Basically they are trying to create a specialised version of AOSP that can be installed as a second OS in a dual-boot environment. However, it seems that it needs to be tailored to specific hardware ...