So here comes the iPad nemesis! A large onscreen keyboard makes inputting text a simple process and, with 32GB storage capacity, itablet has plenty of room to download and store important documents, pictures, films, music, games, e-books, news and other content.
The integrated SD card reader enables photographs and other files to be viewed or uploaded and an HDMI output provides high quality playback of HD video and pictures through larger TV screens. Audio playback can be through the built-in stereo speakers or stereo headphones.
Stanley Hsu, General Manager, AHX Global, said: "iTablet provides users with the same full desktop experience on the move that can be achieved with a laptop but in a more compact, lightweight and easy to use form factor."
iTablet is fully equipped with Bluetooth and 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi networking enabling users to easily connect to wireless networks to download and edit files or access the internet.
Users can surf the internet, with full Flash compatibility, using their choice of browser such as Internet Explorer, Firefox and Opera. An integrated 2 mega-pixel webcam and microphone are also included for video and VoIP conferencing applications.
The company behind iTablet is AHX Global, a joint venture between X2 Computing, one of the UK
AHX Global also simultaneously launched the W10², which is powered by an Intel Atom Z510 1.3GHz processor with 1GB DDR2 SDRAM running Windows 7 Starter Edition. It shares the same features as the W10¹ but does not have a webcam or HDMI outputs.
The itablet W10¹ is to retail at $849.99 and itablet W10² will retail at $749.99. Deliveries of the Windows itablets will start in March.
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