It's called WT310 is the new Toshiba tablet(Ainol Novo 10 HERO II) to work. The configuration includes Windows 8 operating system, components ultrabook and a number of features designed specifically for businesses. Interesting resistance to shocks and falls. The price is very high.

Toshiba has announced the WT310, a tablet(Ramos W30) display with anti-glare Full HD 11.6 inch and operating system Windows 8 or Windows 8 Pro, aimed at professionals and companies. The price is salty starts from 949 €, but in return offers robust chassis that can withstand accidental drops, shock, or pressure.

Are relevant then the presence of the Intel Anti-Theft Technology to reduce the risk of unauthorized access in the event of theft or loss, the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) for the protection of critical data stored locally, and Intel Active Management Technology , available on select models, which allows IT managers to monitor, manage, repair, and remotely update the tablet(Yuandao N80).

The configuration is based on the Intel Core processors already in use on the ultrabook, supported by units of SSD storage and connectivity that includes Bluetooth 4.0, Wi-Fi b / g / w / g / b / n and optional support for HSPA + networks / LTE. Rispodono also call the Intel Wireless Display to send documents and media files to compatible TV or projector without cables, a USB 3.0 full-size, a microHDMI and slot for SD cards.

The DigitizerPen is optional, as well as the docking, which allows you to expand the connectivity of the WT310 providing additional USB and HDMI ports, as well as a Gigabit LAN for wired networks.

"We are experiencing an ever-increasing use of tablets among business users," said Matt McDowell, Marketing Director of Digital Products and Services divsione of Toshiba. "Resistance and the major functions of the WT310 offer many benefits to business users. Could be defined as a tablet in the round designed to meet the needs of highly mobile workers, particularly suitable for those working in the sector of small and medium-sized enterprises."