Asus shows a tablet in July
April 26, 2010 – 9:28 pm
Corporation Asus will demonstrate its own Tablet PC EeePad at Computex in June 2010, wrote tehnoblog Gizmodo. The device should go on sale in late July.
Configuration EeePad not accurately known, but the tablet will be equipped with a webcam and USB-port. In addition, it will support Adobe Flash technology and is likely to be based on the Nvidia Tegra platform for mobile devices.
Estimated cost EeePad range from 475 to 505 dollars. Thus, EeePad is in the same price category as the tablet Apple iPad.
In the latter there is no USB-port or web-camera. This did not prevent the corporation within a few days to sell over half a million devices. By year end, Asus expects to sell 300,000 EeePad.
