Samsung ATIV Q (13.3-inch)
The ATIV Q is a new type of convertible which is much more than a shape shifter. It is the first of its kind to run both Windows 8 and Android side by side without having to reboot. When closed with its 13.3-inch qHD+ screen laid on its back on the keyboard you have a tablet computer. Pull that screen up and stack it up to get a full-fledged keyboard for typing. Pull it up more to have a floating screen, or turn it around to make it a stand.
ATIV Book 9 Plus (13.3-inch)
The ATIV brand extends to the laptops running Windows 8 with the Series 9 ultrabook rechristened ATIV Book 9 which comes in two flavours. The Plus and the Lite. ATIV Book 9 Plus runs the latest Haswell processors and boasts of battery life of up to 12 hours. The 13.3-inch qHD+ display capable of 180 degree swirls supports touch so you can use the Metro mode with ease. Inside the thin body you will find up to 256GB of SSD memory.
ATIV One 5 Style AIO (21.5-inch)
This All-in-One PC is the embodiment of Samsung’s idea of bringing the Galaxy smartphone design to a desktop computer. The white, metallic body has a 21.5-inch 1080p touchscreen with wide viewing angles. The powerful PC will ship with 4GB of RAM, and will boast of storage up to 1TB. While the back looks very similar to a certain iMac, Samsung needs some kind of award for that mouthful of a name.
ATIV TAB 3 (10.1-INCH)
With the ATIV Tab 3, Samsung wants to do what Microsoft has failed at. Make a good Windows 8 tablet. It has achieved that by taking its successful Galaxy Tab 3, beefed its internals up, stripped it of Android and loaded up Windows 8. Samsung is very keen to hit the point home that ATIV Tab 3 runs the full version of Windows 8 and that you get a free copy of Office Home & Student with every tablet. The 10.1-inch 1366x768 display hides a powerful Z2760 Atom processor, 2GB of RAM, and a battery capable of lasting 8.5 hours, in a solid case.