SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Hewlett-Packard (HP) has launched its first tablet, Slate 500. Unlike other tablets that embed a sense of smartphones, tablet PCs HP more taste. The device is priced at USD799 is intended for business-class, armed with the Windows 7 operating system which is used in many standard PC companies. Size approximately 8.9-inch Slate 500, complete with a multitouch enabled screen. Weighing only 1.5 pounds and also has a memory capacity of 64 gigabytes of storage and a digital stylus pen. For batteries, Slate 500 is claimed to last for five hours of operation.
Reported by Reuters, although equipped with a wifi connection but the Slate 500 can not be bundled with the mobile network, I think Apple's tablet, Samsung and Dell. "This device is similar to a PC with full functionality. Equipped with Windows so that you can do an office job here '. "We hope the public companies in retail, healthcare and insurance can use this tool to develop applications in this Slate, in order to improve their services," said HP Notebook Marketing Director, Carol Hess-Nickels. Its price is comparable with sophisticated components that accompany it. One is the Intel Atom processor used Slate. Current Atom processors found in netbooks-expensive netbook. Then there are two cameras, one each in the front and back of the Slate, enabling video conferencing feature. Specifications. Manufacturer, HP. Model name, Slate. Model id, 500. CPU type, Intel Atom Z540. CPU speed, 1860 Mhz. Graphics, Intel GMA 500. OS, Windows.
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