The VivoTab Note 8’s secret, of course, is the Intel Bay Trail chipset, which lets low-cost devices run Windows at an acceptable speed. There are a bunch of Windows 8 tablets around like this one, not only from Asus but most notably from Acer, Toshiba, Dell and Lenovo. This 8in tablet is comfortable to hold in one hand, and you can take notes in your favourite Windows application, whether it’s OneNote, Asus’ own Supernote, or for that matter Photoshop. However, Asus VivoTab Note 8 doesn’t have a built-in Blu-ray or Blu-ray player, which means you couldn’t directly play Blu-ray movies on VivoTab Note 8. If you want to transfer Blu-ray Continue reading Copy DVD to Asus VivoTab Note 8 Windows Tablet for playing→