Evolve III is launching a new Windows 8 tablet with Intel Clover Trail Processor.

You probably have not heard much about Evolve III. This little known Aussie company has managed to impress tech bloggers and writers around the globe with their quality products. One of the most impressive aspects of this company is that they do not believe that cheap is a shortcut to success. They don't cut corners to save on costs and they don't build things poorly or cheaply.Much bigger companies with a lot more money to sink into research and development and to building products still don't manage to build products that rival the quality of Evolve III's line of tablets. Gizmodo and Engadget both have written about Evolve III and how they are ahead of the curve of their computer peers.

Their latest product about to be launched is another quality product built to run circles around any tablet that is currently on the market. It has the ease and mobility of a tablet with the powerful desktop computing abilities. Unlike tablets currently on the market, you don't have to just stick to dinky apps. You can run full programs.

Just as Windows 8 was designed for the tablet, this tablet was designed for Windows 8. Not a lesser version of Windows 8, like Windows RT. Windows RT was made for tablets, Windows 8 was made for desktops. This tablet runs Windows 8 beautifully.

These tablets are built with an Intel Clover Trail Dual Core Processors. Clover Trail was specifically built by Intel to offer a real Windows 8 user experience on a tablet and to still be compatible with apps and peripherals that tablet users expect. Clover Trail fully supports true portability by providing 10 hours of battery life for continual active use and up to three weeks on standby.

Other computer companies are also building tablets that also focus on the Windows 8 operating system and Clover Trail processors. Evolve III is of course planning to do it better than anyone else. With 10 touch technology and HD screens, Evolve III is bringing out the big guns.

The Primal S is the ulimate slate. At 8.8 millimeters, this slate is sleek. For maximum functionality, it also has an optional docking station that has a QWERTY keyboard. It also has a 2 megapixal front-facing camera and an 8 megapixal rear-facing camera with flash capabilities. It also has high definition 10 touch IPS 2 HD display. Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and 3G connectivity (optional) means that this truly is a portable computer that you can work on anywhere and anytime. If you need to connect to an external display or transfer files, there are also USP ports as well as micro USB and micro HDMI connectors available via the keyboard docking station.