A tablet of Windows 7 has arrived.
The HP Slate 500, designed "specifically for business, the companies and customers vertical," according to the press release has a MultiTouch 8.9 inch screen, 3MP camera, 2 GB RAM and a webcam.Pour $799, you get 1.5 HP Slate 500 with a HP Slate Digital Pen, HP Slate Dock and HP Slate portfolio books.
Engadget writes to the device: we obtained only spend a little time with the Tablet, but the capacitive-resolution of 1024 x 600 provided screen possibly sensitive to Windows and pen Wacom, which there is, curiously not a slit to experience the tablet itself was great to jot down in painting and writing in WordPad. While the active digitizer slightly increase the overall price, we believe it is primarily for text input as flexible keyboard can be a little cramped at smaller screen.
?Take of the Gear: this thing is running Windows 7.It runs just enough well make it a compelling device for point of service and other niche.Il markets well enough run it to say get rid of my laptop convince.
Registry:Not that OS Office is anything to be ashamed and HP Slate 500 (such as HP has monikered thing) seems to run the operating system at a decent clip despite only 680 grams.
CNET: we've had a chance to sit down with the 500 HP Slate recently and found it's lightweight and robust device with a slick design or industrial design and several equipment on the iPad advantages especially when it comes to ports and connections.
See photos and videos from the Slate HP 500 below.
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