The idea behind hybrid laptops is to reconcile the convenience and functionality of traditional desktop computers, laptops and tablets. Tablets have become popular much because of their design and applications. Are these new generation hybrid laptops any good? Which hybrids top the market?

Microsoft Surface Pro runs on the very idea that tablets gain more function and achieve more if their capabilities are merged with traditional laptops. Tablets are portable and functional. Laptops and desktop computers, on the other hand, are bulky yet have great working and memory capacities.

When putting together the design and functionality of these computers, people get a device that is convenient but also capable of doing many things. Hybrid laptops seek to provide users with better computing options without compromising portability or design. It does not hurt to work in style.

This dual approach is beneficial because users can run their business and other computer programs in the device. For example, applications Microsoft Office can run better because the tablet/laptop features the same qualities of a desktop computer. Syncing is no longer a problem because there is no need to do so.

There will be fewer instances when the user needs to transfer files. Most hybrid devices have a cloud system allowing people to still sync their files with ease. It is possible to sync other devices depending on the product. There are compromises here and there for combining their functions but hybrid laptops can hold their ground against similar devices on the market.

Check out the slideshow for the top picks of hybrid laptops today.

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