Gigabyte M1022 Booktop - A Transformer in Disguise
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White seems to be the hit color of the season and the Gigabyte Booktop M1022 follows this trend. It's not going to wow anyone with it looks, but it looks classy enough and is definitely not too shabby. In terms of feel and built quality, expect the usual high standards from Gigabyte.
Once docked, the docking station also charges the Booktop and provides it with an additional two USB ports and a VGA output. Just plug in our your USB based input devices and hook it up to a large screen LCD and you're set to work comfortably at your work or home. The dock also has a line-out jack to cater to your desktop speakers or audiophile headphones for quality audio. Furthemore, the connections provided on the dock are a thoughtful touch considering that the in-built ports on the Booktop will be facing skywards once it is docked.
Elsewhere, the Gigabyte Booktop M1022 has a keyboard that is scaled down to 92% of full size desktop keyboard. This is not the largest in its class, but its layout is sensible, with all they keys where you'd expect them to be. The trackpad works well enough, but it adopts a similar design to the HP Mini-Note with the buttons at its sides, which will take some getting use to. To top off, Gigabyte has also provided a 1.3 megapixel webcam.
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