The Windows 7-powered ExoPC Slate tablet hits the FCC
The ExoPC Slate isn’t just another Windows 7 tablet. The device relies on a unique touch-friendly interface called the ExoPC UI Layer that features rows of application-launching circles. This design helps to make Windows 7 more touch-friendly by providing users with an alternative to the traditional double click-reliant Windows interface.
In terms of specs, the ExoPC Slate features an 11.6” screen capacitive touch screen with a 1366 x 768 resolution, Intel Atom M450 processor running at 1.66GHz, Broadcom Crystal HD video processor, 1.3MP camera, up to 32GB of flash memory and up to 4 hours of battery life. A 3G HSPDA module is available for the device as well, and according to FCC documents the module, made by Huawei, will support AT&T’s WCDMA bands II and V.
The ExoPC Slate will cost $600 and is expected to be released in Q1 2011.
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Um, that should be “up to 64GB SSD” and it is actually available NOW to ExoPC forum members. Others will be able to order it starting Nov 15.