| Windows-powered slate-style tablets and webpads |
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 Above Net TopExec -- May 09, 2007 -- This slate-style tablet PC runs Windows XP Pro and targets "traveling executives." It features a 1 GHz Via C7-M processor, 8.4-inch SVGA touchscreen display, and both 802.11b/g and Bluetooth wireless communications. For outdoor applications, the company offers a sunlight-readable display upgrade. details
 AirSpeak Flair thin client tablet -- Aug. 13, 2003 -- The "Flair" thin client tablet runs Windows CE .NET on an Intel StrongARM CPU and boasts a high resolution (XGA) LCD display, dual PCMCIA expansion slots, and integrated 802.11b wireless LAN. Alternate models are available with hi-brite anti-reflective daylight-readable screens, or with connectivity to full-sized wireless keyboards with integrated trackballs and mousing. Harsh environment packaging is also available. details
 Amrel Rocky Apex -- Apr. 8, 2003 -- Amrel claims that this 3.7 pound device, running a Pentium III processor, is the industry's lightest "fully rugged" Windows XP based tablet computer. It is intended for use in law enforcement, transportation, construction, utilities, and other fields requiring a rugged mobile computing solution, and complies with military and industrial ruggedization standards. It features a sealed metallic magnesium casing, protective port covers, and internally sealed ports. details
 Beijing Peace H10 -- Feb. 08, 2007 -- This "UMPC-like" device runs Windows CE 5.0 on a Marvell PXA270 processor with 128 MB of SDRAM and 64 MB of NOR flash. It sports a 7-inch LCD display, built-in GPS receiver, and 20 GB hard disk. Other wireless interfaces are supported through built-in PCMCIA and SD card slots. This is a "ready-to-manufacture design" available globally to resellers, OEMs, and ODMs. details
 Bookeen Cybook -- Dec. 15, 2004 -- Bookeen describes the Cybook as the "first multi-format open e-book reading device that provides an "optimally immersive e-reading experience." It runs Windows CE on a 66MHz Motorola PowerPC MPC823e and features a 10-inch, 800 x 600 pixel, color LCD touch-screen that supports both landscape and portrait modes. The device is offered in English and French versions. details
 Casio Cassiopeia PA-2400 -- The PA-2400 web tablet/PDA hybrid is based on Hitachi's SH3 processor. Dimensions are 7.0 x 4.2 x .8 in. with a 5.9 in. screen (diagonally). It has been designed for multiple communication methods including modems, LAN/WAN wireless, CDPD modems, docking stations, or IrDa. [Note: No longer in production]
 Crestron TPMC-10 -- Sep. 15, 2004 -- The TPMC-10 combines home control, streaming multimedia, and PC computing functions in a compact, ergonomic, wireless mobile touchpad running Microsoft's Windows CE operating system. Creston, a specialist in audio/visual control and automation systems, developed the TPMC-10 in collaboration with ViewSonic. details
 DAP Technologies Microflex CE8640 -- Sep. 16, 2002 -- This tablet computer runs Windows CE .NET on an Intel SrongARM processor and is ruggedized for industrial use. The device features dual PC Card expansion slots, Ethernet connectivity, integrated laser bar code scanner, and an RFID tag reader. details
 DualCor cPC -- Jan. 06, 2006 -- The cPC combines a Windows Mobile Pocket PC Phone with a Windows XP Tablet PC in a compact handheld with a 5-inch touch-screen. Windows XP Tablet runs on a 1.5 GHz Via C7-M processor while Windows Mobile 5.0 runs in parallel on an Intel XScale processor. The two subsystems share the screen and 40 GB hard drive. details
 DT Research WebDT 366 -- Apr. 21, 2006 -- DT dubs this rugged, slate-style tablet an "information appliance." The unit runs either Windows CE or Windows XP Embedded and a thin client software stack on a range of AMD Geode processors. It sports an 8.4-inch SVGA touchscreen, and can be configured with up to a gigabyte of internal flash memory. details
 Elanza Webpad -- May 14, 2004 -- Elanza calls its Windows CE based Webpad an "incremental mobile device in the enterprise, complementing laptop PCs, Pocket PCs and Smart Phones rather than replacing them." The device runs Windows CE on a National Geode processor. Wireless options include 802.11b, Bluetooth and, infrared. The Webpad is intended primarily for "non-traditional office environments" where workers are often on the move in the course of their job. details
 Electrovaya Scribbler -- June 29, 2002 -- The Scribbler Tablet PCs boast an "all-day mobile experience" based on a propietary battery technology that is said to deliver 9-14 hour computing. The devices, which are based on Windows XP Tablet PC Edition software, come in several models with Pentium or Celeron processors at varying speeds. The "Premium" model includes a fingerprint security function. details
 Emano Tec MedTab -- Mar. 06, 2007 -- This "bedside documentation tool" incorporates a customized version of Windows CE and is specifically designed to allow clinicians to remotely access detailed medical records and features several levels of security. The 8.1-inch grey-scale screen lets doctors view detailed medical charts with greater ease than on normal-sized PDAs and yet is "small and light enough to carry in a lab coat pocket." details
 Everex tablet computer -- Apr. 11, 2005 -- This compact, lightweight device runs Windows CE 4.2 on an Intel XScale processor and is targeted primarily at health care applications, according to its Italian maker. The tablet's embedded motherboard is also available as an OEM product, with Windows CE pre-installed. details
 FIC AquaPAD+ -- July 25, 2005 -- The AquaPAD+ is a full-function webpad powerful enough "to truly marshal the possibilities of a wireless world." It runs Windows CE or Windows XP Embedded on a Transmeta TM5900 Crusoe processor and it boasts built-in 802.11g, IrDA, PCMCIA and dual USB, as well as an optional Bluetooth USB dongle. details
 FIC AquaPAD -- June 29, 2002 -- FIC's AquaPAD supports either Windows CE or CE .NET and is powered by a Transmeta processor. Wireless connectivity includes support for Bluetooth, 802.11b, 802.11a, and 802.11g. WWAN supports PHS, GPRS and CDMA Module, and a GPS module. Interfaces include USB, a PCMCIA Type II slot, and a CompactFlash slot. details
 FIC SlateVision Tablet PC -- Nov. 29, 2002 -- This Windows XP based Tablet PC is powered by a Transmeta Crusoe processor. The device provides wireless connectivity via 802.11 and fast IrDA, and weighs just over 3 pounds. details
 Fujitsu FLEPia terminals -- Apr. 23, 2007 -- This pair of portable information terminals utilize full-color "electronic paper" (e-paper) and run Windows CE. Both the A4 and A5 provide XGA resolution and selectably support either eight or 4096 colors. A built-in SD card slot accommodates flash memory cards of up to 4GB capacity that can store up to a full year's newspaper subscription, two years of a weekly comic, or 5,000 300-page books. details
 Fujitsu ST5100 series -- Nov. 21, 2006 -- Ths pair of thin, slate-style tablet PCs runs Windows XP Tablet PC edition on the latest Intel Core Duo processors and are "Windows Vista capable." The ST5100 series boasts a long list of security features hard drive data protection using an accelerometer-based shock sensing system. details
 Fujitsu Stylistic ST5020 -- Oct. 26, 2004 -- This Tablet PC adds a 1.1 GHz processor and an impressive array of security capabilities to Fujitsu's Stylistic series. It boasts up to nine hours of battery operation, a wide viewing angle, sharper graphics imaging and improved sound capabilities relative to previous models, It also includes a built-in biometric fingerprint "swipe sensor". details
 Fujitsu PenCentra 200 -- June 29, 2002 -- this pen tablet runs Windows CE on Toshiba's MIPS CPU. It supports an 8 in. VGA Color Transmissive DSTN or Reflective SSTN pressure sensitive touchscreen. Expansion is via two Type-II PCMCIA card slots. The PenCentra is "Radio-Ready" for LAN/WAN PC Card radios and an integrated modem provides dial-up connectivity. details
 Fujitsu Stylistic ST4000 Tablet PC -- Nov. 8, 2002 -- The Stylistic ST4000 Tablet PC is available in two versions -- a handwriting-recogition-capable version runs Windows XP Tablet PC edition on a Pentium III. The other option is standard Windows 2000 or XP professional mobile. Both can be operated either as a desktop computer with keyboard or as a notebook. details
 Grayhill DuraMax -- May 19, 2005 -- Grayhill uses the rugged DuraMax as the basis for custom mobile computing products. It runs Windows CE 4.2 on a 400 MHz Intel Xscale processor with 64 MB of RAM and 32 MB of Flash. The device offers a wide range of wireless options, "unprecedented" battery life, and outdoor-readable displays. details
 Hoeft & Wessel skeye.pad XSL -- Apr. 14, 2005 -- This third generation device runs Windows CE 4.3 on a 400 MHz Intel PXA255 XScale processor. It features built-in Wi-Fi and barcode scanner options, and is ideally suited for mobile data capture, according to the Germany-based company. details
 HP Compaq Tablet PC TC1000 -- Nov. 17, 2002 -- This versatile tablet PC from HP is roughly the size of a standard sheet of paper, is less than one inch thick, and weighs just three pounds. The device features a detachable keyboard/mouse and runs Windows XP Tablet PC Edition on a 1GHz Transmeta Crusoe processor. It's also equipped with an integrated modem and wireless 802.11. details
 Itronix GoBook -- Jun. 4, 2003 -- This rugged slate-style tablet computer runs Windows XP Tablet edition on a Pentium III. When introduced, it was claimed to be the smallest and lightest rugged tablet resistant to harsh environments including extreme temperatures, drops, shocks, vibration, dust, moisture, and chemical exposure. The 3.7 lb. GoBook has a die-cast magnesium casing. details
 Motion Computing LS800 tablet -- July 07, 2005 -- About half the size of most slate tablet PCs, the LS800 is small enough to fit in a lab coat pocket or attach to a tool belt. The device runs Windows XP Tablet PC Edition 2005 and includes a built-in fingerprint reader and an embedded Trusted Platform Module (TPM) for hardware-protected encryption. details
 Motion Computing LE1600TC thin client tablet -- June 20, 2005 -- The LE1600TC runs Windows XP Embedded Service Pack 2 on a 1 GHz Intel Celeron M ultra-low-voltage (ULV) microprocessor with 256 MB of SDRAM and a 512 MB Flash storage drive. It features a Trusted Platform Module (TPM) for hardware-protected encryption, as well as secure digital certificate storage for authentication and secure email operation, plus a built-in fingerprint reader. details
 Motion Computing M1400 Tablet PC and thin client -- Jan. 26, 2005 -- The M1400 is available in two versions: the standard version runs Windows XP Tablet PC Edition while the M1400TC runs XP Embedded and functions as a thin client. Both offer the choice of a 900 MHz Celeron M, or a 1.1 GHz Pentium M, processor. The unit includes a 12.1-inch wide-viewing-angle XGA TFT LCD, and is "packed" with interfaces and expansion ports. details
 Motion Computing M1200 Tablet PC -- Nov. 12, 2002 -- The Motion M1200 Tablet PC distinquishes itself with a 12.1 in. XGA LCD display -- larger than the 10.4-in. displays used in most first-generation tablets. It runs Windows XP Tablet edition on a Pentium III, weighs about 3 pounds, and comes with integrated WAN, LAN, and Wi-Fi connectivity. Hard drives up to 60 GB and expandable RAM, to a maximum of 1GB, are available as options. details
 NEC VersaPro and LaVie Tablet PCs -- Jan. 27, 2003 -- These tablet PCs target the business and home user, respectively. NEC's tablet is available in Japan with support for wired and wireless LAN connections, and a 10.4-inch display. The operating system is Windows XP Tablet PC edition, which includes Microsoft's digital-ink software used for handwriting recognition, and the processor is a mobile Pentium III. details
 Neoware Voyager -- Jan. 21, 2003 -- This Windows CE based tablet communicates over both wired and wireless networks. It has a 12-in. touchscreen which provides up to 1024x768 resolution and up to 16-bit color depth. It includes an embedded Microsoft Internet Explorer browser. The Voyager is a thin client and wireless tablet. It works with Neoware's exRemote Manager enterprise-class administration software. details [Note: No longer in production]
 OQO Model 02 -- Feb. 05, 2007 -- OQO calls this "the world's smallest fully-functional PC," measuring 5.6 x 3.3 x 1.0 inches. The 02 runs Windows XP Tablet PC edition on a 1.5 GHz processor with up to 1 GB of RAM and a 60 GB shock-mounted hard drive. The device boasts a backlit, 58-key "thumb" keyboard with vertical and horizontal capacitive "touchscrollers," along with an active digitizer on the 5-inch wide-VGA LCD. details
 Panasonic CF08 -- Apr. 13, 2007 -- This rugged wireless tablet boasts a large, 10.4-inch XGA-resolution color touchscreen display and targets indoor and outdoor applications in industrial, retail, healthcare, and hospitality environments. It runs Windows CE on an Xscale processor with 64 MB of RAM and 64 MB of flash. It exceeds MIL-STD-810F for shock resistance and is sealed to IP54 against moisture and dust. details
 PSC Falcon 4620 -- May 18, 2004 -- The Falcon 4620 is a ruggedized vehicle-mount computer intended for use in harsh industrial and field environments, including temperatures as low as -30 degrees C. The device runs Microsoft's Windows XP Embedded operating system on a Via C3 processor, and targets applications in retail, warehousing, and supply chain management. details
 Psion Teklogix netpad -- Sep. 24, 2002 -- This Windows CE-based tablet device targets mobile workers' communications needs. The "netpad" offers two new wireless connectivity options for LAN and WAN networks along with integrated support for 802.11b or GSM/GPRS radios. The ruggedized unit offers optional peripherals such as a barcode scanner. details
 Raon Digital Everun -- July 11, 2007 -- Called a "second-generation UMPC," the Everun runs either Windows XP Home or XP Embedded and has a built-in QWERTY keypad. The 4.8-inch 800 x 400 wide LCD has a "panorama" mode that allows users to pan around a 1680 x 1050-pixel virtual desktop. Storage is provided by a 30 or 60 GB HDD or a 6 SB solid state disk. details
 Research Machines "Teacher Tablet PC" -- Apr. 8, 2003 -- Said to be the first Centrino-powered Tablet PC, the Teacher Tablet PC boasts full-day operation under "normal use" on a single battery charge, despite its 900MHz Pentium M processor. It also has a fingerprint sensor for secure boot and logon details
 Samsung Q1P SSD UMPC -- Jan. 10, 2007 -- Samsung claims this is the first UMPC to replace the 1.8-inch rotating-media drive with a 32 GB NAND flash memory storage device. Overall system performance is said to be greatly enhanced, with read rates three times as fast (53 MB/sec) and writes 150 percent as fast (28 MB/sec) as rotating-media drives. Battery life is also improved, because flash-based storage requires less power than conventional rotational drives. details
 Samsung Q1 UMPC -- May 02, 2006 -- The Q1 ultra-mobile PC (UMPC) is based on Microsoft's "Origami" reference design, features a 7-inch touchscreen LCD, and runs Windows XP Tablet PC Edition on a 900 MHz Celeron M ULV. details
 Sharp EM-ONE -- Feb. 22, 2007 -- This Windows Mobile 5-powered mini-tablet, initially available in Japan only, features HSDPA, WiFi, and Bluetooth connectivity, a wide 800x400 screen, and an unusual "dual sliding" QWERTY keyboard. It runs a 520 MHz Marvell PXA270 processor with 128 MB SDRAM and 512 MB flash. In addition to the usual Windows Mobile Pocket PC software stack, the device also comes with the Opera Mobile browser and Picsel PDF viewer. details
 Siemens SIMpad SL4 -- The SIMpad SL4 is a full-function web pad with a 8.4 in. TFT touchscreen, boasting "photo quality" display. It measures 7.1 x 10.3 x 1.1 in. and weighs 2.2 lbs, and supports a range of wireless connectivity standards including 802.11b, HomeRF, GSM 900/1800, GPRS, HSCSD, and Bluetooth, with bandwidth up to 11 MBits, depending on communication type. [Note: No longer in production]
 Smart Terminal Computers SMT-7820 -- May 19, 2005 -- The SmarTablet SMT-7820 meets IP 54 dust and water resistance ratings making it ideal for applications in manufacturing, public safety, and transportation. The wireless device runs Windows XP Embedded on an 800 MHz Transmeta Crusoe 5800 processor with 256 MB of RAM standard. details
 TabletKiosk eo UMPC -- Mar. 28, 2006 -- "eo," named for the Latin word meaning to go, advance, or progress, was the first announced device in the Ultra Mobile PC (UMPC) category. It runs Windows XP Tablet PC edition, together with the new Touch Pak UMPC extensions, on a 1 GHz VIA C7 nanoBGA2 processor with 256 MB of SDRAM and a 30 GB hard drive. details
 Tatung "Tangy" Tablet PC -- Oct. 28, 2002 -- The Tangy series (models 440 and 830) are "full-featured" devices that run Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition on an ultra low voltage mobile Intel Pentium III Processor. The device measures 10.8 x 8.8 x 0.8 in. and weighs 2.6 lbs. The Tangy supports wireless connectivity standards including 802.11b. and optional Bluetooth. details
 TDV Vision V800XPT -- July 17, 2003 -- this ultra-thin, light-weight, slate-style tablet PC is powered by a Transmeta Crusoe processor running Windows XP Tablet PC edition. A unique feature is the integrated digital camera that captures images and short video/sound clips. details
 Viewsonic ViewPad 1000 -- June 29, 2002 -- This web tablet is based on the mobile Intel Celeron processor and runs Windows XP Professional. It boasts an onboard digital CCD camera to capture still photos and streaming video at 15fps. Connectivity options include integrated 802.11b Mini-PCI WiFi LAN, RJ-11 modem port, and RJ-45 Fast Ethernet. details
 ViewSonic Tablet PC V1100 -- June 29, 2002 -- This device, running Windows XP Tablet PC Edition on a mobile Pentium III processor, has a 20 GB hard drive and weighs about 3.5 pounds. Its dimensions are 9.9 x 11.3 x 1.1 in., and its connectivity options include built-in 802.11b Wi-Fi WLAN, 56Kbps V.90 modem, and Fast Ethernet. details
 Walkabout Hammerhead-HRT -- Nov. 25, 2002 -- This ruggedized Tablet PC, running Windows XP Tablet Edition on a mobile Pentium III processor, is intended to operate in extreme conditions -- it is said to be capable of running submersed in six inches of water for up to five minutes with no damage. Available options include a Global Positioning Satellite (GPS) unit. details
 Wyse Winterm 3820TX -- May 30, 2003 -- According to Wyse, this device's Windows CE operating system enables it to support the latest server-centric computing protocols such as Microsoft RDP and Citrix ICA. Support for standard LANs and radio cards make the unit compatible with existing networks. details
 Xplore iX104 Tablet PC -- May 7, 2003 -- This ruggedized Tablet PC runs Windows XP Tablet edition on a Pentium III and meets military specs for harsh environments. Not surprisingly, the 4.5 lb. tablet is being targeted to military, homeland security, law enforcement, emergency health care, warehousing, and transportation applications. details
 Xybernaut Atigo -- Sep. 09, 2002 -- The Atigo is a Windows CE .NET-based mobile tablet computer based on a StrongARM processor and featuring a compact, all-light-readable display. Wireless communication is provided via integrated CompactFlash (CF-IO) and PC card slots. The device also includes multiple USB ports -- one built-in master and one slave in its docking cradle. Atigo web pads can be easily customized. details
 Zupera Smartpad -- May 12, 2004 -- This "multifunction" tablet PC runs Windows CE on an Intel PXA255 processor and implements what the company calls a "four-tier motif of mobility, wireless applications, expandability, and affordability." The device includes a built-in mobile phone module that supports both GPRS and CDMA. It also provides Ethernet, serial, PS2, and VGA connections. details
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