CES 2011: Windows-based itablet makes its debut

itablet

One of the first out of the gates is the Windows-based itablet, developed by AHX Global, a joint venture between X2 Computing – one of the UK's leading suppliers of mobile computing solutions – and AMtek Systems, the Taiwanese manufacturer of tablet computers.

itablet has a 10.1in capacitive touchscreen and a graphics processor that can deliver 1024 x 600 resolution images in landscape or portrait modes.

There's a large on-screen keyboard, 32GB of storage, an integrated SD card reader and HDMI output. Audio playback is through the stereo headphones or the headphone socket.

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The device comes preloaded with Microsoft Windows7 Home Premium and a trial version of Microsoft Office 2010. It's powered by an Intel Atom Z530 1.6GHz processor, has two USB ports, Bluetooth and 802.11b/g/n wi-fi compatibility. It weighs less than 1Kg.

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