Samsung Ativ

Samsung Ativ (stylized as ATIV) is the brand name used for a series of Microsoft Windows-based personal computers and mobile computing devices produced by Samsung Electronics. The word Ativ is the word vita, meaning "life", written backwards.[1]

The brand was originally used for Samsung's Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8-based tablets and smartphones, including one device running Windows RT. In April 2013, Samsung announced that it would extend the brand to all of its future PC products (including conventional laptops and desktop computers, such as its newly introduced Ativ Book 5 and Ativ Book 6), and re-branded some of its existing product lines and models under the Ativ name, including "Ativ Book" (for laptops), and "Ativ One" (for all-in-one computers).[2]

Although all of Samsung's Windows products had been branded under the Ativ name, this changed in January 2016 when Samsung released the Galaxy TabPro S, its first Windows 10 device under the Galaxy brand, which had traditionally been reserved only for Samsung devices running the rival Android operating system.

Smartphones

Tablets and convertibles
11.6 inch Ativ Tab 5/7 tablet

Personal computers

Laptops
Samsung ATIV Book 9 Lite
  • Samsung Ativ Book 2
  • Samsung Ativ Book 4 370
  • Samsung Ativ Book 4 510
  • Samsung Ativ Book 5
  • Samsung Ativ Book 6
  • Samsung Ativ Book 7
  • Samsung Ativ Book 8
  • Samsung Ativ Book 9 Plus (Black) (Windows 8)
  • Samsung Ativ Book 9 Lite (White) (Windows 8/ Pro)

Desktops
  • Samsung Ativ One 3
  • Samsung Ativ One 5
  • Samsung Ativ One 7
  • Samsung Ativ One 7 Curved
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See also

References
  1. "Samsung unveils Ativ S, world's first Windows Phone 8 device". CNET. Retrieved 3 November 2012.
  2. "Samsung extends ATIV branding to all Windows PCs, adds Book 5, Book 6 and SideSync software to the roster". Engadget. Retrieved 2 May 2013.
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