You might have heard about the ExoPC Slate before The ExoPC is a Windows 7 tablet that places a customized UI over the OS to make it more touch-friendly.the tablet was reported that it would be shipped in September, specifically September 30th. For some reasons the ExoPC Slate has now been pushed back to October 15. the delay comes with the announcement that both the 32 and 64 GB versions of the Slate will be using SanDisk P4 mini-SSDs that a quite fast (220 MB/s read, 160 MB/s write speeds), that should give both versions about four hours of battery life. The 64 GB version was stripped of it’s GPS unit, however.

The company feel sorry about that push-back date but the tablet is up for pre-order now with the 32GB version going for $624 or the 64 GB version for $720. [gadgetell]

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Exo PC Tablet

Exo PC has announced it’s latest creation, a 8.9 inch Tablet. Unlike the iPad this one is smaller and running on windows 7 with full flash support. It features an Atom N270 processor, running at 1.6Ghz,  2GB of memory and solid state 32GB drive, and the replaceable battery.Battery life is only four hours, but at least it’s user-replaceable. The tablet will be available on March for $599, but there is a non-multitouch prototype for $780 if you are impatient to get one. [Gizmodo]

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