Asus reveals Eee Pads, Windows-powered tablets at Computex
At the Computex 2010, Asus has finally unveiled the long awaited tablet PCs, in form of two – 10- and 12-inch Eee Pads scheduled to run windows 7. Dubbed the EP121 (12-incher) and EP101TC (10-incher), the tablets are notebook styled, minus the keyboards of course, but there is a virtual keyboard in the Pads for the ones who wouldn’t really appreciate the tablet’s handwriting recognition. Besides this the Intel's Core 2 Duo CULV powered Eee Pads that tout 10 hours' of battery life, have webcams for video conferencing capabilities. The 10-inch EP101TC weighs 675g and is only 12.2mm thick, there’s no word EP121’s thickness and weight yet. Asus hasn’t reveled anything else on price availability or the innards of the Eee Pads yet, so do stick around for more.
Via: Gizmodo
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