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- Meet:Mobility Podcast 63 – Honey Now, Fusion Later
- Enspert E201U 7 inch Android tablet at Dynamism fo...
- Galaxy Tab 2 to be seen at MWC 2011
- Acer's 7 inch Android tablet has 1280 x 800 screen
- Meet:Mobility Podcast 62 – Mobile Computing @CES 2...
- NVIDIA at CES 2011 Windows for ARM and project Denver
- Hanvon HPad A116 Android tablet at CES 2011
- StreamTV Elocity A7 at CES 2010
- oCosmos OCS1U MID at CES 2011
- Dell Streak 7 at CES 2011
- Samsung TX100 aka Slider PC 7 at CES 2011
- SwiftKey Android keyboard for tablets
- Asus Eee Pad Slider hands-on CES 2011
- Asus Eee Pad Transformer hands-on at CES 2011
- Asus Eee Pad Memo hands-on at CES 2011
- Pixel Qi at CES 2011
- Razer Switchblade at CES 2011
- Aigo N700 Android tablet at CES 2011
- Enspert E301 7 inch Android tablet at CES 2011
- BlackBerry PlayBook at CES 2011
- Viliv X70 at CES 2011
- Viliv X7 Android tablet at CES 2011
- Notion Ink Adam at CES 2011
- Motorola XOOM Tablet at CES 2011
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- Lenovo U1 Hybrid at CES 2011
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One of the few designs, that would make sense with Windows 7 to in my opinion... No objection against Android, but with a hardware keyboard Windows Tablets would regain their full productivity capabilities while extending them by convinience for surfing / video viewing and occassional sketching (a capable stylus assumed, there a resistive screen might even be the better choice though).
I wonder... are there any rational apologies for making a windows tablet, Windows Starter assumed, relevantly more expensive than a netbook with the same hardware, including ports, except for the missing keyboard and added touch screen? (The chassis has a simpler form and a keyboard isn't free either, so what does drive the prices except for the hype?)
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