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Wednesday, 17 February 2010 |
For those who are searching for an alternative to the ever expensive iPad should definitely take a look at OpenPeak’s latest tablet, called the OpenTablet 7. Generally, this particular tablet comes with a 6 inch display, and the display runs on the TFT with LED backlighting technology.
The OpenTablet 7 also has 802.11b/g/n wireless, 3G connectivity, and Bluetooth as well. Also, OpenPeak disclosed that the OpenTablet will run on an Intel Moorestown processor, and the tablet will function as the telephone and multimedia platform.
Well I’m already taken by the design of the phone, just take a look at the aesthetic design on OpenPeak’s OpenTablet 7:
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