Look Inside.™: Intel®-Powered 2 In 1s with Bob Staake | Intel

Award-winning illustrator and children's book author, Bob Staake, shows us how he uses an Intel-powered 2 in 1 to bring his storybooks to life.

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Look Inside.™: Intel®-Powered 2 In 1s with Bob Staake | Intel

[adriannarivera]

My little brother!! He's the one in the front pointing the tablet! :D

[Joshfw]

Would really like to get this with the pen, which specific model is this?

[thanhchu]

It would be perfect if it had a stylus with palm rejection like the surface pro

[AnoraFaust]

What app is he using to draw and write?

[christopherkelly]

Bob stake has illustrations in many areas.  MAD magazine for one.  An interesting style of his.  unique illustrations.  As an artist myself, I appreciate the uniqueness of other artist's work and style... Like a signature of who they are.  BUT I would also like to know what app he is using to draw and write.  Of course this being written 3 years after this commercial came out.  But I would like to acquire this sort of info!

[padre]

When did Jamie Hyneman start writing children's books?

[slipperyslopes]

what exact 2 in 1 model is being used in this advertisement

[loxdrevous]

This has got like 2.3 million views but wtf it has only 32 comments including mine

[BeautifuLakesStreamsBiologists]

Intel,  you want us to buy a 2 in 1? then bring back the Smart Frame feature of your northcape prototype!  I wager many of us would love a tablet whose screen can expand to a larger size by turning the bezel off to add two inches to the size of the screen.  THEN it can become a viable notebook replacement.  I would buy instantly. 

For those who aren't aware, Smart Frame was a feature that allows an 11" tablet screen expand to 13.3 by way of the screen filling in the bezel area wasted at the edge of the screen when in notebook mode.  

[Arielrosemusic]

Because goodness knows we can't draw or write anything great without a stupid expensive gadget!! How would Charlotte's Web or Peter Cottontail ever been made without a tablet??....oh...wait....