The year 2011 is now officially branded as the ‘year of the tablet’ because of the immense plethora of tablet devices being introduced on a perpetual daily basis. Our readers might recall the sensational tablets showcased at the Consumer Electronics Show 2011 (CES 2011, that included the all new LG Honeycomb and a new line of incredibly advanced tablets from Asus. Now, the tablet world has been introduced to yet another marvelous product in the form of the all new Evolve III Maestro, a tablet device, that has been designed and developed to support multiple operating system boot. In the case of the Maestro, this remarkable new device can easily provide users with three boot options, including Windows 7, Google Android, and MeeGo Linux, all rolled into a single device.

The remarkable Evolve III Maestro is powered by a an Intel Atom N475 CPU and as per reports, the company behind the Maestro, Evolve III is also said to be working on a dual core Oak Trail update for enhanced performance. Among other specifications, the Maestro comes with 2GB DDR RAM, and a 32GB solid state drive, along with a 10 inch display and various connectivity options such as wifi and 3G. As per sources the expected price tag of the all new Evolve III Maestro will be some where around $500 and an additional $100 could be raised to the tag for the Oak Trail update. Though the Maestro’s RAM does raise a concern of the machine being somewhat under performing, yet with the triple boot system, the Maestro could easily prove to be a stark competitor against the incredibly popular Apple iPad.

Via Liliputing & Geek