After announcing the launch of their new hybrid tablet the Samsung ATIV Q last week at the Samsung Premiere 2013 press conference, first benchmarks for the Samsung ATIV Q hybrid tablet are now surfacing with interesting results.
The Samsung ATIV Q has been reviewed by the Taiwanese site ePrice, and been put through the usual AnTuTu benchmark test, scoring a total of 54,861 almost double that of the Samsung Galaxy S4 smartphone.
The new Samsung ATIV Q hybrid tablet also blasts past Nvidia Tegra 4 based devices such as the new Nvidia Shield handheld gaming devices which was clocked at over 32,000 in the same test a couple of weeks ago.
Samsung has designed the new Samsung ATIV Q hybrid tablet to dual boot and give the owners the opportunity to either use Microsoft’s latest Windows 8 operating system or Google’s Android 4.1 Jelly Bean operating system.
Unfortunately no information on Samsung ATIV Q pricing or a worldwide launch date has been released as yet by Samsung, but as soon as information comes to light we will keep you updated as always.
Source: Android Authority : EPRICE
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