We're not sure why the speaker grill is on the bottom screen bezel, but it does give it a different look. It's quite thin and comes in a variety of colors, including red, orange and platinum. This happens to be one of our favorite looking tablets at the show. According to the placard, it's powered by an Intel Atom N455 processor and 1GB of RAM.

Unlike most of these it has some physical buttons on its left edge.

We can't tell you much about this one other than its got quite a tacky silverish CZC logo smack on its bottom bezel. It will also run a Blue Dolphin skin on top of Windows. Other than that it has an Intel Atom N450 processor, two USB ports and mini-VGA jack. In all honesty, the 2goPC seems thicker than most other Windows 7 tablets around, but it has a nice capactive screen. We had heard about CTL's 2goPC Slate a few months back and its now found a temporary home at the Microsoft booth here in Taipei. Note: we are noticing most have 2GB of RAM to run Windows 7 Home Premium faster. (Seriously, what's wrong with matte displays people?) It boasts an Intel Atom N450 processor and 1GB of RAM. It has a super glossy screen, like most pictured here. It has a 1.3-megapixel webcam.Ĭompal's 10-inch NEZ00 looks like a fairly slim Windows 7 tablet. It will be available with an Intel Atom Z520 or Z530 processor, 1GB of RAM, and a 32 or 64GB SSD. The model on display wasn't final, but there were placeholders for a USB port, microphone jack and MicroSD slot. It's got brushed aluminum edges and a red carabiner slot of sorts on its bottom right bezel. We have to say the 10-inch Viliv X10 is one of the more attractive and solidly built Wintel tablets on display at the show. And check the gallery below for a variety of hands-on shots. Follow on after the break for a look at some of the newest Wintel tablets. There are way too many of them to count, but don't you worry, we've rounded up some details and shots of the most appealing ones on display here at the show. Most of them, which range from early prototypes to quite functional, have 10-inch displays, run Windows 7 Premium and pack Intel Atom Z or N series processors - in essence they're very much netbooks sans the keyboard panel.

If you've been reading our coverage for the past few days, you know that Intel and Microsoft didn't show up in Taipei empty handed - both of their booths are incredibly well stocked with new slates. Yep, that's what we're calling this year's Computex since you truly cannot go a few steps on the show floor without stumbling upon a new tablet of some kind.

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