iTablet is Real, Made by X2 Computing, Not Apple
Feb 7, 2010 Tablet related
While many thought at first that Apple’s tablet will be called the iTablet, the device was announced as the iPad. However, the iTablet is not dead yet and it’s a tablet made by UK company X2 Computing and quite a promising device to be honest. You can see it in the image below and know that it’s scheduled to ship in April 2010.
The iTablet comes with a 10.2 inch widescreen TFT display or a 12.1 inch widescreen XGA, with a 1024 x 768 pixels resolution, both touchscreens. Multitouch is said to be optional, whatever that means and we learn that the device’s specs list also includes a 1.6 GHz processor, up to 250GB of HDD space and built-in stereo speakers.
Three USB ports will also do the job and there’s also WiFi support among the features, as well as Bluetooth, HDMI output and a 1.3 megapixel webcam, plus 3G support. The tablet will be available in white, grey, pink, blue, red and many more colours for a yet unmentioned price.
[via pocket-lint]
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Tags: 3G tablet, iTablet, iTablet specifications, widescreen TFT display, X2 Computing tablet
