Masterpad Windows 7 Tablet
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Pegatron has decided to compete with Steve Jobs’ iPad by unveiling a tablet prototype today called the MasterPad. At 14mm thin and sporting a 1366 x 768 resolution, the first impression is quite promising. The MasterPad has a 11.6 inch screen, two USB ports, a 1.3 megapixel webcam, a memory card reader, accelerometer, 3G connectivity, a 32gb or 64gb solid state drive, and runs Windows 7 Home Premium.
Weighing a total of 990g, the MasterPad does have some downsides. There are only 5 hours of battery life and the processor is a 1.66Ghz Atom N450. 1080p and flash playback and capability are promised, and Pegatron is hoping for a release in the next few months.
Via Engadget
this is netbook network, what are tablets doing here?
Well, netbooks -> tablet netbooks -> tablets
also ipad -> netbooks
and ipad -> tablets
so it make sense that
netbooks -> tablets.
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…and is that your hand I see? You work for a company where they allow you to show those stuff?
That was a photo taken by the Pegatron folks, not me. The original photo was from Engadget (which I cited at the bottom).