Lenovo appears to be the latest hardware manufacturer working on an ARM-based Windows RT tablet. The Wall Street Journal reports that Lenovo has teamed up with Nvidia to create its Windows RT device and the publication hints that it will be a convertible one “with a keyboard that flips around to turn the product into a tablet.” Previous reports revealed that Microsoft has been working with a variety of chipmakers and OEMs to limit variations based on chipset and device manufacturer partnerships. Nvidia has reportedly partnered with Lenovo in this regard, providing its ARM-based chip to the Chinese PC giant. More Windows RT tablets expected in January Although the idea of Windows RT tablets from major OEMs isn’t surprising, most have been…

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Lenovo reportedly working on a convertible Windows RT tablet

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