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T-Mobile Android home-phone plus touchscreen netslate in 2010

By Chris Davies on Monday, Apr 6th 2009 No Comments

iriver wave homeT-Mobile USA are working on two Android-based non-smartphone devices, the first a data-enabled home phone to be followed by a 7-inch touchscreen tablet.  According to documents obtained by the NYT, the two devices will launch early in 2010 and be intended for in-home rather than mobile use.

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Clevo IP54 ruggedized touchscreen netslate

By Chris Davies on Tuesday, Mar 3rd 2009 No Comments

Lacking the power of the D900F, but a whole lot happier with drops and falls, Clevo’s rugged 8.9-inch touchscreen slate uses the Intel Atom Z5×0-series processor and pairs it with a chassis that meets IP54 standards.  Provisionally known as the Clevo T89xM, the device is intended for outdoor workers such as engineers and surveyors.

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Always Innovating Touch Book: keyboard-docking netslate

By Chris Davies on Monday, Mar 2nd 2009 No Comments

Netbooks with Tablet PC functionality aren’t new, but Always Innovating have turned a new page with their 8.9-inch Touch Book.  It comes with a detachable keyboard, similar in concept to the much-missed HP tc1×00-series Tablet PC, meaning it can be used as a notebook or as a touchscreen slate.

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AMtek T10L Touch – Atom-powered 10.2-inch netslate

By Chris Davies on Friday, Dec 5th 2008 No Comments

We’ve not heard from AMtek’s Tablet PC or UMPC departments in a while, but it looks like they’ve been busy in the meantime.  Details of the T10L Touch have appeared on the company’s website, and as with the T221 it’s a mixture of UMPC and full-sized Tablet PC.  On the outside there’s a 10.2-inch XGA 1,024 x 600 touchscreen, which is larger than your standard UMPC, but inside there’s a 1.6GHz Intel Atom N270 processor.  Could this be the first real example of a netslate?

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