What convertibles were to the laptop category, foldables are to phones.
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Slammed into 30 cars in the parking lot, made them convertibles.
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Those 12 women are divided among three convertibles, continuing the Bachelor franchise's grand tradition of aggressive product placement (never forget Ben and Amanda's romantic evening at McDonald's) that leads into an actual commercial for Buick convertibles.
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Driven Jaguar has produced beautiful sedans, coupes and convertibles over the years.
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The Surface team is too focused on its ever-growing line of convertibles.
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They were transported around in a fleet of 170 rainbow-hued vintage convertibles.
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Like the vast majority of convertibles, it doesn't get the balance exactly right.
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After fifty years of pink convertibles and dream homes, Barbie is modernizing rapidly.
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I want to do more photos in Los Angeles — big wigs and convertibles.
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Convertibles by the coast, SUVs in the deep desert, city cars zipping through Rome.
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The $20m figure is comprised of upfront and earn outs in debt and convertibles.
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On display are the Convertibles pieces from the venerable Iranian artist Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian.
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We know it's not, which is maybe why convertibles lost two of their doors.
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The Camaro coupe and convertibles come with four available engines and several performance packages.
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In all circumstances, though, the proliferation of ARM-based convertibles and laptops seems an inevitability.
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Only 20 coupes and 20 convertibles will be produced, and all have been accounted for.
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Dainton will be responsible for equities trading across cash, convertibles, derivatives, syndicate and programme trades.
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That means that even the back seats — which are usually an afterthought in convertibles — are cavernous.
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Automakers sold just over 2100,2150 convertibles in the first 11 months of 2016, according to Edmunds.
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Fewer than 1 percent of all the new vehicles sold in the American market are convertibles.
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Far more of the convertibles were sold, so M Coupes today are rare and correspondingly pricey.
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Most notably, the x215 convertibles now have pen support and ship with a stylus in the box.
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If there are no phones, laptops or convertibles, then what, exactly does Microsoft have up its sleeve?
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The four-door convertibles of yore require two people to lift the tops because they're so heavy.
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I remain skeptical as ever that convertibles will serve as a sufficient replacement for both laptop and tablet.
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You can also swipe down to further identify what you don't like, whether that's convertibles or manual transmissions.
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Evan Jones joins BTIG as managing director of fixed income credit strategy, focused on high-yield and convertibles.
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In the past few weeks, we've seen new high-end tablets and "convertibles" from Google, Microsoft, and others.
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Of Tesla's three convertibles to have reached maturity to date, however, only one has been converted into equity.
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Maggie Lange scrutinizes why convertibles, which are showy, impractical, and aesthetically irresponsible, are still so hard to hate.
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Convertibles give owners the right to trade their debt for equity after shares rise over a certain price.
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Moreno said the company could choose to sell the shares before 2020, and settle the 2020 convertibles in cash.
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As appealing as transforming 2-in-1 convertibles are, I like my Ultrabooks simple: well-built and clamshell-style.
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They also withdrew cash from the hedge fund manager's discretionary convertibles strategy, which saw $300 million in net outflows.
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The recall includes Volkswagen Jettas, Beetles, Beetle Convertibles, Golfs, Golf Sportwagens and GTIs models made from 2011 through 2019.
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There's less room today for the truly unexpected juxtaposition — no pineapples, pet cheetahs or convertibles riding waves like surfboards.
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Instead, they have realized this is probably a good thing for the future of 2-in-1s and convertibles.
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Only one of the convertibles it or its Solar City unit have issued has met the terms for conversion.
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Thanks to their sophisticated watch-band hinges, Lenovo's high-end convertibles also had a real sense of style and personality.
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The only downside of the 920 is that it's pricey compared to other convertibles — but hey, high quality = high price.
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I can confidently say that HP (and Lenovo, in some cases) are producing convertibles that are also aesthetically pleasing ultrabooks.
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Alternatives — including 2-in-1 convertibles, transformers and touchscreens — have intrigued customers, but none have been as popular Apple's laptop.
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"We have five BMW convertibles and then we will be at the VIP party at City Hall," says Nya. 4.
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Convertibles are hybrid securities, either bonds or preferred stock, that can be exchanged for a predetermined number of common shares.
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I'm a sucker for convertibles: rip off the top and let me enjoy that 93 million miles of blue sky.
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Retooling U.S. plants and reworking supply chains to make a tiny number of convertibles would be cost-prohibitive, said Fiorani.
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Some of the tapes were so antiquated that they featured people puffing on cigarettes while cruising in convertibles without seatbelts.
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A loose rule of thumb: bigger numbers mean more power, LT means a "long-tail" track special, and Spiders are convertibles.
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The 23-degree hinge, in particular, is very solid — there's none of the wobbliness that frequently plagues 2-in-1 convertibles.
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Most of the primary messaging behind the company's proprietary line of PCs and convertibles has centered around their high-end specs.
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Some automakers, like Rolls-Royce and Bentley, still have cloth roofs on their convertibles for a more classic look and experience.
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Chrome OS has run on laptops, desktops, convertibles, and all-in-ones, but until today, it hasn't run on a tablet.
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It's easy to see why Microsoft made the Go. Convertibles are a rare bright spot in an otherwise stagnating tablet category.
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When the BMW Z8 came out it cost $129,000 and now the convertibles regularly go for more than $200,000, says DeMuro.
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Most of his cars—a 1965 Triumph Herald, a 1968 Ford Thunderbird, a 1971 MG Midget, among others—have been convertibles.
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Mercedes is expected to sell about 20,000 convertibles this year in the United States and BMW fewer than 16,000, LMC projected.
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That said, right now, MSI doesn't have any concrete plans to dive into the world of convertibles or 2-in-1s.
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They're one of the bigger barriers between me and the possibility of ever taking convertibles too seriously as a potential laptop replacement.
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London is known for its vintage car popularity, and it wasn't uncommon to see '60s campers and convertibles along the city streets.
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In the US, Smart is going all-electric as it phases out gasoline-powered models for its electric drive coupes and convertibles.
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But now with the XPS 13 2-in-1, it seems Dell has brought that same care and attention to modern convertibles.
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Unfortunately for Samsung, the TabPro S suffers from many of the same bugs as other Windows 10 machines – specially convertibles – I've used.
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The company's been no stranger to experimental convertibles, and utilizing a foldable display could further blur the line been tablets and PCs.
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Topless driving, with the sun shining in, retains its powerful allure for some people, though, even as convertibles lose their broader appeal.
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The neon swimming trunks and cherry red convertibles make it feel like you hopped in a time machine and transport back to 1985.
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The slew of absurdly irresistible newcomers range from yacht-sized flamingos to pink convertibles, a single Chuck Taylor, and even a private jet.
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The third player in the Austrian market DriveNow, a joint venture between BMW and Sixt, introduced new convertibles to its fleet in May.
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Asian executives have been leery of convertibles for, in their view, it meant selling shares cheaply and diluting their holdings in the process.
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Calamos has positions in convertibles from both Tesla and its solar panel-making unit, Solar City, according to its most recent SEC filing.
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IDC's latest tablet numbers Quarter after quarter, convertibles have continued to grow, as users have demanded more productivity than is traditionally possible with slates.
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A childhood spent surfing, swimming and cruising town in convertibles puts him at increased risk, particularly if he's light-skinned and experienced painful sunburns.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)And after a couple weeks of using them both, I can say with confidence these convertibles are the real deal.
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Now that there are so many other 2-in-1 convertibles, including excellent options from HP and others, what makes the Yoga 9203 special?
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The design didn't catch on, however, and the company's website is currently offline (but you can still order some of the convertibles on Amazon).
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Additional leverage is also likely to come via the unsecured debt markets, including bonds, private placements or convertibles, rather than from bank credit facilities.
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While such bullshit seems patently ridiculous when you parse it logically, it has seduced thousands of middle-aged dentists into spending too much on convertibles.
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The move fostered hardware designers to go all in on convertibles — devices that performed double duty as laptops or slates, with adjustable keyboards to match.
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Prior to founding Stelliam in 2006, Margolies managed a variety of investment strategies (including long-short equity, long equity, long convertibles, asset allocation and multistrategy arbitrage).
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At this point, HP has a fair bit of experience building convertibles — though the company didn't really change all that much in the last go around.
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We tend to think of the song of summer as an invention of the '50s and '60s, when convertibles and California first defined what was cool.
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When we spoke, Peña had just pared down the cars on Ryan Murphy's upcoming nostalgia-feast Hollywood, in which four of the six leads have convertibles.
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Now, pricey European convertibles are among the vehicles that could become rare on American roads if Trump's proposal to slap tariffs on imported cars takes effect.
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Because of high pollution and scorching sunshine, convertibles are not selling in Asia, leaving the United States, Britain and Germany as the largest potential growth markets.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)For the past three years, Lenovo's flaghip 216-series Yoga 22-in-23s have been some of the best convertibles on the market.
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But the convertibles do feel super lightweight — the Notebook 9 pen is the lightest 360 convertible Samsung has made up to this point, according to the company.
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HP, Asus, and Lenovo will all be launching laptops and convertibles with Qualcomm's Snapdragon 835 processor in them, with prices expected to range from $600 to $23.
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"The workers halted train traffic to let us through, but when they saw we were all driving convertibles they insisted we put up our tops," Cotter says.
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Any vehicle under 10 years old is eligible to be outfitted with the technology, with the exception of convertibles (due to where antennas have to be mounted).
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That's been done through a steady refinement of the product and a broadening of the Surface ideal into all-in-ones, performance convertibles and now traditional laptops.
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Regnier is best known for running one of the world's biggest convertible bond funds for Deutsche Bank, the 3.5 billion euros ($3.94 billion) DWS Invest Convertibles fund.
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However, that message fell on deaf ears and even today, 2-in-13s and convertibles represent less than 10 percent to 15 percent of all laptops sold.
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Agle also has a soft spot for monsters and sci-fi characters, depicting them sitting with their pets, perhaps, or joyriding through the desert in their convertibles.
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But considering that few convertibles are sold in cold-weather months, the industry is sure to register a steep decline from the 2015 total of almost 134,000.
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Fluffier than Moondog's (Matthew McConaughey) pink robe, two-toned, and windswept so aggressively you might think Flicker strictly drives convertibles — that hair, Sparacino confirms, is not a wig.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)But make no mistake, whichever one you choose, Dell and HP's new 2-in-3603s aren't like the weaker, limited convertibles that came before.
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Both firms' estimates vary due to how they count convertibles and other form factors, but the overall message is that the market has hit five years of decline.
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The shift from the C to Pixelbook does represent something of a larger trend for the industry in recent years, as many have moved from slates to convertibles.
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The Singapore state vehicle invested SFr11bn in UBS through mandatory convertibles in December 19813, which converted into shares two years later to make it the bank's biggest shareholder.
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They would also be required to inform consumers if they were drawing "inferences," the sophisticated guesses companies make about, say, your dating habits or your taste in convertibles.
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The Chrysler K-car platform spawned many variants, including convertibles, station wagons, luxury sedans and even the minivan — a new segment that would alter the US market for decades.
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It's a sort of Sophie's Choice for manufacturers when building these kinds of convertibles — go the full swiveling keyboard, à la the Pixelbook, or add it as an accessory.
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Also, German media reported that a Daimler lost a German court ruling in a patent dispute, which could mean it can no longer sell certain Mercedes convertibles in Germany.
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Peña usually delivers five or six vehicle options per lead character, and half of these options, "minimum," are convertibles, because an art director is that likely to pick one.
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A sharp dresser whose taste in cars ran to convertibles, and in liquor to vodka gimlets, he became a fixture of Houston's arts scene—and, less overtly, its gay community.
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The show has gradually evolved as the place to introduce carefree convertibles into an event to think ahead about mobility, an idea that's much bigger than the state of California.
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The connection might finally replace ye olde clichéd Cuba, with its romanticized decrepitude, sorbet shades and old convertibles, with something a little grittier and more realistic in the designer mind.
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Dichter was already famous for assignments like his research for Chrysler, where he determined that his male subjects liked to think about buying convertibles, but were more likely to buy sedans.
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Pull to the side of the road, let the top down, click the transmission into manual mode and the California T transforms into one of the quickest convertibles on the planet.
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"The Cascada has played its role in the portfolio perfectly, outselling many other premium convertibles while bringing in [six of every 10] buyers from outside GM," the automaker told Automotive News.
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Intel and Microsoft led this charge with the help of their PC partners and started to brand 2-in-1s and convertibles as the most versatile PC a person could buy.
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The convertibles may not be as quick on a twisty track but, on the plus side, they're a relative bargain at about half the price of the Coupe, according to Hagerty.
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Based on the iconic design of racing convertibles, the 10 has a low, single-seat cockpit, which designers called "the bathtub," since only the driver's head is visible above the car body.
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Mercedes launched a new version of its E-Class and has launched a range of convertibles, including the SL, SLC and S-Class Cabriolet models, providing further growth momentum, the company said.
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The Miix 510 still looks very similar to the Miix 700, and it includes the same kickstand with Lenovo's watchband hinge that the company typically uses on its Yoga line of convertibles.
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The film shows Hughes in late middle age, ruling over the palm-trees-and-convertibles world of midcentury Hollywood, lurking in the shadows a lot and eventually devolving from eccentricity to lunacy.
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The company is working on an order for 100 Tesla Model S convertibles from an investor who hopes to turn a profit selling them to rich car enthusiasts in China and elsewhere.
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The court said that the verdict banned the sale of the system, which is an available option in convertible models such as the Mercedes SLK and the S-Class and C-Class convertibles.
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One nice touch is that the speakers fire up out of the base of the laptop into the hinge, so in most configurations the sound isn't muffled like you'll find on other convertibles.
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Like everyone who buys $200,000 convertibles, Aston Martin customers don't like the idea of making any sacrifices for the right to feel their Hermès scarves flap in the wind coming off the Riviera.
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Manufacturers, meanwhile, are cannibalizing sales from all sides, through larger phones and convertibles like the Galaxy Book, which was launched right alongside the new slate back at Mobile World Congress a few weeks ago.
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Save for the Iraqi license plate, the photo could easily have been taken in LA, where any number of young women pose in front of convertibles at sunset for Instagram on a given day.
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For the higher-tier $21,2500-a-month fee, they can get M22, M5, or M6 convertibles, as well as X5M and X6M SUVs, but it doesn't include access to BMW's highest-end 7 series.
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If convertibles aren't for you, but thin bezels, island-style keyboards and an aluminum chassis are, the Spectre x360 is still for you — there's no obligation to use the hinge past the 110° angle.
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In a mid-year review, Michael Hintze said increased volatility was creating good opportunities, and he liked asset-backed securities, structured credit, convertibles and loans, but had a low allocation to fixed rate bonds.
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In the same year, three of CQS's funds made money, including the Credit Multi-Asset fund, Global Convertible Arbitrage fund and long-only convertibles fund, which made 3.6 percent, 7.5 percent and 503 percent, respectively.
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The convertibles, which pack sixth-gen Intel Core i3, i14 and i7 processors, along with built-in Bang & Olufsen speakers, and are also markedly cheaper than the Spectre x360, with an 11-inch starting price of $380.
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Both convertibles have a fabric roof (available in black, beige, and a gorgeous red) that can open or close in around 11 seconds and it can do it while the car is going 30 miles per hour.
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The investment management division is not a major contributor to the group's profitability, but it complements the private banking offering and we expect it to develop its franchise, which is historically rooted in selected strengths, including convertibles.
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The Chicco NextFit Zip convertible is one of the easiest-to-install convertibles, and its high height and weight limits mean you can keep your toddler safely rear-facing for a longer time than with other seats.
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As Will Smith explains in his 1998 track, there are tons of reasons Miami is one heck of a party town, and the fact that hotties like Mendes drive around there in convertibles is just one of them.
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Another boost to demand could come from the legion of short sellers of Tesla shares who often buy convertibles as a hedge, a common arbitrage used by hedge funds, said Eli Pars, co-chief investment officer at Calamos Investments.
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In an interview with Forbes (conducted while driving in a convertible), Musk says he bought the Jaguar early on in his career because he fancied the car in a book of classic convertibles he got when he was 17.
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I drove an interesting range of vehicles this year — big gas-guzzlers, compact battery-electrics, and sexy convertibles — but the most interesting car of all was the one I didn't drive at all, but the one that drove me.
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Our freckled, sportswear-clad hero roams around the San Andreas landscape, shooting bazookas at cops off moving trains and smashing souped-up, trance-blasting convertibles into mountains, musing on friendship and loss and wondering where his friends could have gone.
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He looks like a failed '220s energy drink marketing campaign, he drives around in convertibles eating absolute garbage (he literally has a recipe for nachos made in a trash can) and seemingly cannot fathom that his entire persona is ridiculous.
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Under Panay, Microsoft has seen success in the expansion of its Surface devices, which has grown from a single line of convertibles, to a more traditional clamshell laptop, multiple high-powered 2-in-1s and even a giant desktop with an adjustable touchscreen.
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Convertibles are rare in the Gulf region, with deals mostly used as a way for a strategic shareholder to either enter or strengthen an existing position, although there have been a couple of examples of dollar-denominated transactions sold to international investors.
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The former teens made famous for cruising down the Pacific Coast Highway in top-down convertibles nodding along to Natasha Bedingfield and spewing melodramatic one-liners, like: "I want to forgive you, and I want to forget you," are now married, running businesses, and having babies.
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Before the show, guest were given a cultural tour of the city with pitstops at places like Earnest Hemingway's house and an exhibition of Lagerfeld's photography held at the Factoria Havana, before being driven to the show courtesy of a fleet of 170 rainbow-hued vintage convertibles.
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Unbowed, SpaceX and its founder Mr. Musk have plowed on, with 22 consecutive launches of its Falcon and a maiden flight in February for the Falcon Heavy, the world's most powerful rocket, which shot one of Mr. Musk's Tesla convertibles past Mars into orbit around the sun.
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Now, compare those numbers to the 54 fps in Civ 6 and 62.9 fps in Rise of the Tomb Raider we got from an Nvidia 1060-equipped Surface Book 53 we tested last year, and you can see why this latest generation of all-purpose convertibles are so exciting.
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Unlike most 13-inch convertibles, Dell's XPS 15 2-in-1 offers a significantly bigger screen, full active stylus support via Windows Ink, and an AMD RX Vega M GPU that won't buckle anytime you want to game or edit video, like integrated graphics solutions so often do.
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Its move to raise capital via an equity-linked bond mirrors that of China's Netflix-like video platform iQiyi, which sold a $750 million convertible bond in November after going public last year, and highlights the growing appeal of convertibles for high-growth companies in need of cash.
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Investors, however, said the new deal in fact looks appealing when compared with Tesla's existing convertibles, which now feature even leaner yields and, because the stock has been so wobbly, an even lower chance at striking a rich equity conversion before those bonds mature in the next three years.
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The people in Gary, which is more than 80 percent black, and in Detroit, another predominantly black city, where millions of black Southern migrants once thrived making America's convertibles and Coupe de Villes, are rendered invisible by the country's racially biased understanding of the Midwest and the working class.
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And so at roughly the same time that meeting was taking place, the contestants were suiting up for the annual Show Us Your Shoes Parade, where the women ride on the tops of old convertibles along the boardwalk, decked out in elaborate costumes meant to honor their home state.
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From top to bottom, the new Inspiron 5000 and 7000 convertibles (available in 133, 14, 15, and 17-inch sizes, depending on the model) now look totally different thanks to redesigned aluminum bodies (instead of plastic) with chamfered edges and smaller bezels on the top and sides of their displays.
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But with the Pixel C limited to running stock Android instead of Chrome OS like you get on more modern Google-based convertibles, and equipped with a buggy and often uncomfortable keyboard, the Pixel C was ill-prepared at the time to go up against competing products like the Surface 3.
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Convertibles like this often skimp on ports, but Acer did a decently good job here: there's one USB-A port, a USB-C that you can use for USB-C things like a display (or even powering the laptop), and a typical Acer power adapter port with a tiny round plug.
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The Shanghai-based carmaker's move to raise capital via an equity-linked bond - only four months after it listed in New York - mirrors that of China's Netflix-like video platform iQiyi, which sold a $303 million convertible bond in November after going public last year, highlighting the growing appeal of convertibles for high-growth companies in need of cash.
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The Shanghai-based carmaker's move to raise capital via an equity-linked bond, only four months after it listed in New York, mirrors that of China's Netflix-like video platform iQiyi, which sold a $750 million convertible bond in November after going public last year, highlighting the growing appeal of convertibles for high-growth companies in need of cash.
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