HP Slate Price Start at $549

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HP Slate Price Start at $549

Posted on 06 April 2010 by Cyn

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hp slate specs HP Slate Price Start at $549 Here we have an internal presentation of HP Slate. The picture above compares the HP Slate with iPad specifications and yes HP Slate has some better specs in some area. The base model will packs a 8.9-inch 1024 x 600 pixel resolution capacitive multitouch display, powered by a 1.6GHz Atom Z530 processor, 1GB of RAM which sadly un-upgradeable, running on Windows 7, 32GBof flash storage and UMA graphics and an accelerator to make it capable to play 1080p video. The Tablet also packs one USB port, SIM card slot, SDHC card slot, optional 3G modem HDMI out and five hours battery life. They will be offer the tablet for $549 but if you want to get 64GB internal storage you get it for $599. [Lifeatmost]

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Hp Slate will probably be doing a last minute change of the OS. It is rumor that HP will be dropping Microsoft 7 OS from their Slate device. WebOS (most likely) will be their operating system of choice. Last heard is that HP was NOT happy with the performance of Microsoft 7 as a touch screen device. With HP purchasing Palm recently and with it came WebOS, it seems only likely that HP will be using WebOS as their OS for the Slate.
HP may also be dropping the Intel processor for something “LESS POWER HUNGARY”. If they go to the new OS they won’t need the Intel processor and thus will gain a few more hours of battery life. Something that they were hammered on in hands on testing.