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Amrisha Prashar
18 April 2016

The tablet that turns into a PC is available to buy!


Last month we announced that the Aquaris M10 Ubuntu Edition tablet was available as a pre-order bundle. This time round, we’re pleased to let you know that it’s available to buy now!

If you’ve already purchased a bundle during the pre-order – that’s awesome! And the good news is that shipping has already started…though if you haven’t already purchased, it’s not too late!

Buy here.

Here at Canonical HQ we’re thrilled to be bringing our first fully converged device to market with European partners BQ. This device is capable of providing a true tablet experience and the full Ubuntu desktop experience and will dynamically adapt to change from one mode to the other!

It’s simple to connect a bluetooth mouse and keyboard to convert the Aquaris M10 Ubuntu Edition into a full Ubuntu laptop, featuring everything you know and love about Ubuntu. Then, connect the tablet to an external display for a full-sized PC experience.

There will be two devices, FHD and HD, that will be shipped worldwide, and for our Russian customers information on pre-order can be found here.

Learn more about the tablet or buy the Aquaris M10 Ubuntu Edition here.


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