Finally, a Hewlett-Packard tablet called the HP Slate 500 was unveiled and it runs on a Windows 7 platform, the latest version of Microsoft’s computer operating system. HP Slate 500 is targeting the corporate market because of Microsoft’s applications which most personal computers worldwide use. It is officially dubbed the HP Slate 500 for Business.
Carol Hess-Nickels, director of business notebook marketing at HP, describes HP Slate 500 like this;
“It’s really like a full-function PC, it runs Windows, it will run your office applications, it just so happens to be in a slate form factor.”
The “HP Slate 500,” features;
*1.86GHz Intel Atom Z540 processor, 2GB of RAM, 64GB SSD
*8.9-inch (22.6-centimeter) screen
*weighs 1.5 pounds (0.68 kilos)
*multi-touch-enabled screen
*cameras in the front and back
*a USB port
*Wi-Fi connectivity, but does not have 3G cellular access.
*five hours of battery life
*digital stylus that lets users write notes directly on the screen.
*rubberized back
*dock and case are included in the box
The HP Slate 500 Tablet PC costs 799 dollars and will be available first in the U.S. and then evaluated for further market expansion.
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wow! windows tablet. im used to windows. gotta have one.
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