Evolve III have had plans for their Maestro range for a while now but details are surfacing and it sounds like a winner. Firstly we have the Maestro S which is a triple-booting slate that is promising to bring Android, Windows 7 and Meego OS. Sporting a 10.1-inch, 1024x600 capactive touchscreen, it is powered by an Intel Z670 Oak Trail processor clocked at 1.5GHz and runs on a battery that Maestro is promising will give ten hours charge when running Windows 7 or up to 18 hours when in Meego mode.

The Maestro C gives you the above but with a swiveling kickstand and is designed for flyers, a convertible tablet that comes with a wireless keyboard that can serve as a protective, hardshell case.

Finally we have the NGen, a next-gen, all-in-one PC powered by an Intel Core i7 Sandy Bridge CPU. The WiDi-enabled desktop includes a 21.5-inch, 1920x1080 LED, Intel HD graphics and a 2.0-megapixel front-facing camera. When on the scales, 13-pounds. Being cordless, it can be folded up and transported quickly or even mounted on a wall. Content is able to be synced between all three devices with a Wormhole account.

Pricing on the above Maestro-based products we have the Maestro S and C for AUD$800 (US$860) and AUD$825 (roughly US$886) respectively. Whilst the NGen should come in at around US$1500.