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Tablet Acer Iconia Tab M500

It seems Acer did not play in the fight in the tablet business to consumer. This company has been marketing the Acer tablet Iconia Tab A500 10 inch with Google Android 3.0 Honeycomb. Well apparently Acer will add Iconia Tab M500 tablet-based MeeGo to enter the market later this year. While Android Acer tablet Iconia A500 powered by NVIDIA Tegra chip 1 GHz 2 dual core processors, the upcoming M500 tablet will use Intel Atom Moorestown (Z-series). The rest of the hardware specification is very similar. Both tablets have the same 10-inch screen, a resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels and displays the same design with the color silver / gray body and black border around the screen. Acer does not provide detailed specifications in advance.

WeTab is German-made tablet that runs Linux-based operating system with custom MeeGo with support for Linux and Android applications. WeTab native has 11.6-inch screen, 1366 x 768 pixels and 1.66 GHz Intel Atom N450 processor. But there's a new version on display at Computex this week with a new chipset and a smaller display.

After Asus EEE PC X101 that uses S100 netbook Lenovo MeeGo now IdePad the 10-inch laptop also runs on MeeGo and Atom N435 processor also have exactly the Asus EEE PC X101.

Asus Eee PC Asus Netbook X101 is the latest with model thin and lightweight, measuring just 12.6 mm thick and weighing under 1 kilogram. The figures are not really revolutionary, but does this new netbook will be thinner and lighter than the original Asus Eee PC 701, launched in 2007.

Nokia N9 MeeGo always rumored to run the latest version, but the promotional video that appears shows the user interface will be strongly influenced by Symbian Anna and is not 100% sure to use Meego.

An unbranded tablet runs on OS MeeGo been displayed at the event by NetbookNews IDF Beijing. Compared with Intel MeeGo tablet sightings that emerged in the MWC in February 2011 last month, this new interface looks a bit more simple and clean, with a window floating and not display the fixed column along the vertical axis. OS Meego This looks to be adjusted to a certain extent, shows a new icon, and Opera Mobile 11 is used as the default browser.

Is dual-booting Windows and Android tablet is not enough? Then you might want to check the product tablets Evolve Maestro III, which lets you choose the three operating systems at boot. Tablet Maestro can handle triple boot Windows 7 operating system, Google Android, and Linux MeeGo. Tablets which will come this has an Intel Atom N475 CPU (dual core though Oak Trail may be a replacement), 2GB of memory RAM, and 32GB solid state disk storage. Tablets Triple Boot has a screen size of 10 inches, WiFi, and 3G. Its own weight about 0.9 kilograms, which means just enough light.