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From leaked images to official announcement, we now have a full scope on the Windows 8 Samsung tablet, especially with this great hands on video from Slashgear that first shows us the tablet itself, and then delves into the UI of Windows 8 OS. The Windows 8 tablet was officially revealed and detailed by Microsoft at the BUILD 2011 event, showing off the tablet, its dock and the attachable keyboard, although according to the video, the online keyboard works just as well. The video itself greatly details Windows OS and what it offers. It starts off annoyingly but necessarily sped up as it goes through the physicality of the tablet, but slows to real time as it gets to the good stuff. Check out the good looking Windows 8 OS (although a tad bit laggy) from the video after the break.
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A pretty big leak y'all - the yet to be officially released Windows 8 OS has been spotted on a Samsung tablet that has leaked before its official keynote debut at BUILD 2011 that's scheduled today. The credit for the leaked image of the tablet which you can see above goes to Weibo's Michelle Hu, who also managed to capture videos of tablet, but unfortunately they were pulled from Youtube. With that said, you can turn your frown up-side-down as hands-on vids, specs and more images will soon be flocking in from today's debut. We assume more to come of this in due time!
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Leaked documents containing specs on Dell's upcomming 10-inch Windows 7 tablet has cropped up on a website called Dell Peju Insider. As these things go, the leaked specs are obviously unconfirmed ones and therefor should be taken lightly. But either way, they're the only thing to go by for now: the tablet is reported to be powered by an Intel Core i5 processor, have 4GB of RAM, an SSD with a stellar 64GB or 120GB of internal storage, and a 10.1-inch screen with a resolution of 1920 x 1080, meaning it can do 1080p video playback. Click after the break to read more.
The website also mentioned that the tablet will be launched with Windows 7 professional, but will also be compatible with Windows 8 come the OS' release. There's even mention of a beta version to be ready by the end of t
The Cregle PenBook is a new tablet that sports Windows 7 OS. It also sports a rather modern, straight lined, window-like design. And as the name suggests, the tablet comes with a stylus, as well as an active digitizer for which to draw or write on, multi-touch support and palm rejection. Click after the break to find out more about the Cregle PenBook tab and its unique touch-sensitive boarder.
The PenBook tablet has a nice 'n' large 10.1-inch screen with a resolution of 1024 x 600. Diameter wise, its: 264 x 183 x 18mm. The chip that powers the PenBook is the low power Intel Atom Z530 processing chip clocked at 1.6GHz, which means the tablet should be able to hit its estimated battery life expectancy of around 6 hours on its massive 5000mAh battery. Which is also replaceable! The t
While the name South Holdings won't mean much to many (it's likely a manufacturing house), the above tablet (model number N200) piqued our interest because it is not, unlike the dime a dozen tablets you'll find floating around today, an Android tablet. It's a Windows 7 tablet, something we don't see much of, especially coming from manufacturers in China looking to offload designs for OEM. Why? Well because Windows 7 tablets just aren't that popular. For starters, Windows 7 doesn't run well on the lowly hardware that these tablets are able to house, though an SSD does mitigate that somewhat. But on the flip side, the x86 hardware required to run Windows 7 just emits too much heat and requires too much cooling to really be a viable option - that, and it's also heavy and sucks up battery l
Ekoore - an Italian company - have introduced three new tablets, all beginning with the letter P. The Pizza, Pasta and Pesto loving company already have an Ubuntu Linux based tablet that they released last year, but have decided to branch out on OS' with their new three. They are titled Perl, Python and Pascel, and the first two run either Windows 7 or Linux, whilst the Pascal runs Android. Find out more on each of the tabs after the break.
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The Ekoore Perl is a tablet with a funny name. It is also a whopping 11.1-inches in screen size and comes with a resolution of 1366 x 768. Unfortunately there is no word yet on its processor, but we do know that it does HDMI out, has multitouch input and stereo audio. It also comes with a 0.55-inch thick case. As for OS, it will either
According to Notebook Italia, Asus has set their sights on Windows 8 to be the next platform for the next Eee Pad Transformer tablet. The original Android 3.0 Honeycomb bearing Eee Pad Transformer has been reigning supreme on the tablet world and luckily for us Android lovers, it's not going to get stabbed in the back and left to die on the marble steps - Accompanying the new Windows 8 Transformer - set to come in 2012 - is a newer, follow-up Android Transformer. Both new renditions will be lighter and thinner than the original, and sources say that the newer Android model will even be priced at USD$399 again - the same price the original 16GB model was set at. The new Windows 8 model will probably come with a higher price tag, it is Windows after all. With such promising tablets in th
A leaked roadmap showing Dell's upcoming tablets have now cleared up and updated any previous hearsay's and rumours. First up is the Dell Streak Pro - the 10-inch tablet that we've blogged will be coming with a Windows 7 OS, is in fact Android 3.0 Honeycomb. It also now has a name - the Dell Streak Pro - will be powered by a NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor, has a resolution of 1280 x 800 and will come with Dell's Stage 1.5 UI. It is said to debut by June this year. Up next is the Latitude XT-3. This is a 13-inch convertible tablet that comes with a choice of an Intel Huron River Core i3, i5 or i7 processor,will be running Windows 7 as its OS and should be out in July. Lastly, we have the Latitude ST tablet that has a 10-inch HD screen, is powered by a 1.5GHz Intel Atom Oak Trail processor, du
There hasn't been much computer-based technology designed for disabled users out in the market today, and of what few there are out there, they normally have a hefty price tag attached. Thanks to a group of engineering students at Bingham Young University, an affordable eye-tracking tablet is now out on the market and is intended to sell internationally, especially to places where technology of the like is quite unaffordable. The tablet runs Windows 7 as its OS, and it allows the user to control functions through a flick of the eye. The tablet sells for USD$1,500 and was developed in partnership with EyeTech Digital Systems who will be responsible for selling the tablet. Extra image after the break.
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The Maestro C Tablet by Evolve III is a tablet that can transform into a sort of laptop. The concept of a tablet cum laptop is nothing new, but what's unique about the Maestro C tablet is that it has a separate wireless keyboard that doubles up as a cover/screen protector, and it also has a swivel kickstand to help prop the screen up - ultimately turning it into somewhat of a makeshift laptop. The Kickstand in use reveals the tablet's USB ports, headphone jack, etc. and the removable keyboard locks on to the tablet via magnets, which is pretty cool and makes for removing and putting them together easy. The tablet is powered by an Intel Atom Z670 Oak Trail processor, has a 10.1-inch capacitive touchscreen and runs Windows 7 Home Premium as its OS. The tablet also comes with 2GB of RAM, a
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