ASUS announced a new Windows 8.1 tablet at CES. What makes the VivoTab Note 8 unique is the fact that it comes with an integrated Wacom digitizer stylus, making the tablet great for an artist inside of everyone of us. Other than that, we’re talking about a device that is very similar to other Windows-based 8-inchers, rocking Intel’s new Atom Z3740 processor, 2GB of RAM, 1280 x 800 pixels screen, dual HD cameras (5-megapixel on the back), up to 64GB of internal (and expandable) storage, and an 8-hour battery life. In addition, it also has a pair of stereo speakers on the back with larger than usual resonance chambers with SonicMaster audio tech to deliver “rich, rounded bass.”
Size wise, the VivoTab Note 8 measures 220.9 x 133.8 x 10.95 mm and has a weight of 380 grams, making it one of the lightest Windows 8.1 tablets on the market. Pricing and availability information were not unveiled, though.