The market watchers believe the version of Windows 7 that the EP121 adopts should be modified by Microsoft for use on tablet PCs. Since the device is using Intel's Core i5 processor, the market watchers believe the machines will target the high-end enterprise market. Asustek CEO Jerry Shen previously revealed that the EP121 will be priced about US$1,000.
In addition, the EP121 also supports multi-touch capability and stylus input as well as HDMI, USB and SD card ports, and a webcam. The device will also feature document processing software such as Word, Excel and Outlook, according Asustek marketing materials.
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Posted on Monday, December 27 2010 @ 21:00 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck