Samsung introduced the new Sliding PC 7 Series Netbook during the Consumer Electronics Show 2011 (CES 2011) at the Venetian Hotel and Casino. The Sliding PC 7 device is an innovative creature which isn't sure whether to be a netbook computer to be a tablet computer. Or perhaps, this is more a point of confusion (or delight) for the gambler who must choose how he wishes to use the device when network gaming.
The Sliding PC 7 netbook weighs 2.1 pounds, making it half a pound heavier than an Apple iPad. Some say that makes it a little too heavy for one-handed use, though stronger owners are less likely to notice the difference. With a 10 inch 1366 x 768 multitouch display screen, it has a better screen than the iPad which only has a 9.7 inch 1024 x 768 display. But the most noteworthy feature is the fully functional traditional keyboard which can be accessed by sliding the Sliding PC 7 netbook away from the user (hence the name).
The Sliding PC 7 uses the Intel 1.5GHz Oak Trail processor. This speeds performance of the Microsoft Windows 7 operating system. This also improves the battery life which will last for up to 9 hours.. Combined with 2GB of RAM, this machine performs admirably even while players wager at the most resource intensive no download casino games.
CES 2011 is the world's biggest end-user equipment exhibition.
