New Windows-based tablets just keep on showing up at Computex. Today, LG showcased the UX10, a 10.1 inch tablet powered by an Intel Atom CPU and Windows 7 Home Premium operating system.
According to the folks at Engadget, who managed to spend some time with the tablet, the UX10 has a LED capacity touchscreen, Intel Atom Z530 processor, 1 GB of DDR2 RAM and WiFi connectivity.
Not bad, but iPad comparisons get really interesting when you check out the rest of the specifications: a 1.3 megapixel camera, SD card support and a micro-HDMI output. The price and availability are both unknowns at this point.
It’s worth noting that most of the tablets announced on Computex are based on Microsoft’s operating systems. Although Microsoft’s future when it comes to tablets looked bleak when project Courier got canceled, it looks like Microsoft is back on track, at least when it comes to support from hardware manufacturers.
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