Cherry Mobile has also
announced Alpha Morph aside from the smaller Alpha Play this week. In line with
their quest to push Windows-powered devices to the masses, the local giant has
teamed up with seasoned chipmaker, Intel, and Microsoft to slew two powerful
yet affordable tablets.
Hardware
Alpha Morph registers as
the one that has big guns of the two. The slate comes with 10.1-inch 720p HD
IPS display which is a "safe-zone" for the popular Surface tablets by
Microsoft.
In its gut, the Intel
Z3735D works as the main processor with the Intel HD Graphic 7 for the
graphics. The 2-gigabyte of RAM is coupled with 32-gigabyte built-in memory.
Camera-wise, the tablet comes with a 2-megapixel real shooter with Back-Side
Illumination sensor and 2-megapixel front camera for selfie shots.
The Alpha Morph looks like
a full-blown tablet due to the its keyboard dock compared to its smaller
counterpart. Just like any Microsoft-designed device, it sports the iconic Windows
icon which serves as a capacitive button in the front panel.
Productivity
Device, more than just a Tablet
In my own opinion, the
device is called Morph due to its ability to shift from a powerful productivity
device that touts a keyboard (and trackpad) to a very svelte slate that offers
great portability. Ports like microUSB, HDMI and microSD completes the tablet's
package.
For those of you who are
in the market for a chic device that offers productivity and portability at the
same time, go get the Morph. Aside from the device, you’ll get a full-year of
subscription to Office 365 and a whooping 1TB of cloud storage over OneDrive.
Cherry
Mobile Alpha Morph Specs
10.1-inch
IPS LCD display
1.33-gigahertz
quad-core Intel Z3735D CPU
Intel
HD Graphic Gen 7 GPU
2GB
RAM
32GB
ROM
Up
to 64GB of microSD support
2-megapixel
BSI Main Camera
2-megapixel
front camera
WiFi
802.11 b/g/n
8000
mAh battery
Windows
8.1
Php
11,999
