27 JULY 2016AlCircle.com
Indian tech startup's new Able 10 tablet comes with a keyboard made from aluminium
Edited by : Dipanwita Gupta
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<p>Indian tech startup Notion Ink has launched their latest offering the Able 10, a successor to the Cain tablet, with an upgraded keyboard built out of aluminium. <br /><br />The electronic devices segment has been experiencing a continued decline in shipments over the last few quarters, the world over; yet, the 2-in-1 segment has charted growth. Piggybacking this trend, tech firms have been penetrating newer markets with devices in all possible shapes and forms. <br /><br /><img style="vertical-align: middle;" src="http://www.alcircle.com/uploads/images/notion-ink-able-lede.jpg" alt="News" width="1200" height="900" /><br /><br />Notion Ink’s latest offering- the Able 10 tablet with aluminium lightweight key is targeted to a global audience looking for devices that make working on PCs convenient and hassle-free. Able 10 tablet has more local storage and RAM and feels quite sturdy due to its metallic built. <br /><br />Apart from additional inbuilt features and functionality, Notion Ink has added nice aesthetic touches such as chamfered edges on the aluminium keyboard which match the ones on the tablet.</p>
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