We knew Evolve III had some major plans in store for this year and now, we’ve discovered a bit more concerning the company’s latest creations. First up is the Maestro S — a triple-booting slate that, as promised , can now support Android, Windows 7 and Meego. Rocking a ten.1-inch, 1024 x 600 capacitive touchscreen, the Maestro is powered by an Intel Z670 Oak Trail processor clocking in at 1.5GHz and runs on a battery that may last for as much as ten hours per charge when running on Windows 7, or as much as 18 hours when in Meego mode. The Maestro C provides you with all of this, plus that swiveling kickstand we heard about last month. Designed with frequent flyers in mind, the convertible tablet also comes with a wireless keyboard which can function a protective, hardshell case.
Rounding out the troika is the NGen — a next-generation, “all-in-one” PC, powered by an Intel Core i7 Sandy Bridge CPU. The WiDi -enabled desktop boasts a 21.5-inch, 1920 x 1080 LED, supports Intel HD graphics and packs a 2.0-megapixel, front-facing camera. Weighing in at a touch under 13-pounds, the cordless NGen can also be folded up for fast transport, or mounted on a wall. Content can be synced across all three devices, with a Wormhole connecting cord. So far as pricing goes, the Maestro S and C are running for 800 AUD (about $860) and 825 AUD (around $886), respectively, while the NGen, in keeping with an Evolve III representative, will retail for roughly $1,500 of the fairway stuff. Unfortunately, this lineup won’t be available Stateside until later this year, but you could find out more within the video that awaits you, after the break.
[Thanks, Nicholas]
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