Toshiba Waterproof concept Tablet PC can submerge for several minutes under water

On January 17, according to foreign media reports, at CES last week, we saw a trend of smart phones and tablets: waterproof. Waterproof is important, though you don't go swimming with the iphone, but it's especially important when it rains in the shower or outdoors. Moreover, many people's mobile phones were accidentally soaked or dropped to the toilet and hung up. Toshiba may be the most eye-catching company to display the waterproof nature of tablet computers at CES. Although this is not a listed device, waterproofing is indeed the concept of a new generation of Toshiba tablet computers. Toshiba has a variety of tablets on display at CES, and now it's time to look back: The Toshiba tablet is a 13-inch tablet for business use and is ideal for demonstrations. In addition, Windows 8 will release a formal version later this year, and a 13-inch tablet will make more sense. Toshiba unveiled a 7-inch Thrive tablet computer before the Toshiba tablet, but it seems to be responding. Toshiba learned some lessons and brought another 7-inch tablet, seemingly a smaller version of the 10-inch excite tablet. The 5-inch-long-width ratio of the Toshiba tablet is very special, it looks slender and thin, and is ideal for watching movies on the road. It can also control home appliances. Toshiba tablet computer This waterproof tablet is an improved version of the Thrive Tablet. It can stay underwater for a few minutes without water seepage, and will also be equipped with a wireless magnetic charger, so that the device is not plugged into charge. Toshiba Tablet PC Toshiba already has a good ultrabook:portege, the following is a 14-inch new Ultrabook, it will be sold next month. The Toshiba tablet Ultrabook is thin, but there is room to configure the port. On the other side of the Toshiba tablet computer, there are USB, SD, and Ethernet ports. Pantech will launch a waterproof tablet this year, with operator At&t responsible for sales, which will support At&t's LTE network.