Tom's Tablet Chart

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You can also add the Augen78 tablet, theoretically available at K-mart for $170. Android 2.1, 600MHz (or 800) processor, USB, 7" screen, 512Mb RAM, 2Gb storage. It has issues, but it is 1/3 the price of anything else on your list.
 

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It could have been great to be able to compare the weight in the chart too (I think it's a very important aspect of any mobile electronics, like laptop and mobile phone)
 
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Also, you have forgotten the Huawei SmaKit S7, which _should_ be out over the next few days...
 

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Notion Ink Adam looks like the best device with e-ink plus ced backlighing. Nope it is around 500. Plus it has nivdia tegra 2
 

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Light dawns on Marblehead! Now I see why apple had to use a bastardized version of it's phone OS, the damn things practically a calculator.
 
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't the iPad run on OS 3.x?
 

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Viliv S10 Blade should also be on the list, starting around $899.00 Here's the Tech Spec.
Processor
Intel Atom Z530 (1.6GHz)

Storage
64GB SSD

Communication
WiFi 802.11 b/g
Bluetooth 2.0+EDR
*Built in HSPA modem (optional)

* Internal 3G (Huawei EM770W:
HSPA/UMTS 850/900/1900/2100MHz,
HSUPA: 5.76Mbps (UL) / HSDPA: 7.2Mbps (DL))

Input/Output
Webcam

Physical Features
260(W) x 185(L) x 17~26(H)mm
10.23(W) x 7.28(L) x 0.67~1.02(H)inch
1.21 Kg
2.67 Lbs

Other
Package Contains: S10, Battery, Power Adapter, Stylus Pen, USB Cable, English Manual

Memory
1GB DDR2 SDRAM (533MHz)

Display (Internal)
10.1" 3-Point Resistive Swivel Multi-touch LCD
1366 x 768 Resolution

Integrated Ports
2 USB Host, 1 USB Link (PC-PC data transfer)
SDHC, Headphone-out, Mic, Stereo Speakers
D-Sub, Multi I/O (Composite / Component / S-Video)

Power
Up to 10 hours battery life max
(7 hour movie playback)
43Wh

Operating System
Windows 7 Home Premium
 

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The Exopc price is 599$ (same price as the iPad with 32gb) available in september.
Also the battery is indicated on the site to 5h, and 10 for the iPad, but I prefer to see real comparative tests (video playback on iPad = 5h...)

Finally i found the ExoPC as a better device than the iPad (connections & IO, size, webcam, real OS)
I can use Skype on it! well... the webcam is certainly not the best on the market... but I can certainly connect another one on the USB port.

and becoming from a startup company, I'll encourage it for sure!
 

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[citation][nom]Euphoria_MK[/nom]Can you guys also place a battery life in these tables. That is one of the most important feature for the tablets.[/citation]
Agreed. However, manufacturers usually overly exaggerate the battery life.

On another note, that Archos 9 looks like a steal.. A full OS :)
 

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I am not an Apple fan but I have to say iPad is so far the most balanced one. Atom CPU is so painfully slow. It makes me want to step on those netbooks. Windows 7 or Linux is just not a good OS for tablet. iPad is balanced which I hate to admit. Maybe WebOs will be a good option.
 

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[citation][nom]rambo117[/nom]Agreed. However, manufacturers usually overly exaggerate the battery life.On another note, that Archos 9 looks like a steal.. A full OS[/citation]

Archos is a Ah NO. It is so slow.
 

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Lenovo s10 3t. Touch Screen netbook or tablet at walmart for 400 right now. I want to get one and put Ubuntu Netbook 10.10 on it.
 
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HP Touchsmart Tm2t is definitely one one of the best tablet PCs. i5 CPU with a dedicated ATI GPU and 8 GB of RAM. It's battery life is around 5-6 hours, and the Wacom, capacitive screen is both touch and stylus input.
 
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