Video: Hanvon / Hanwang’s aluminum-clad tablet does Windows 7 multitouch

You know that tablet we keep waiting for? Well, here’s something that looks very much like it, but for the Windows 7 operating system and purported Atom processor inside. This 8.9-inch, two USB port-sporting device can pull off multi-touch pinching and zooming — albeit with a lag akin to wading through water — and is outfitted in a rather becoming all-aluminum case. It could make for a pretty desirable movie-playing machine on the go, provided it has the battery prowess for such tasks. Chinese folks will know for sure pretty soon, with the release coming before year’s end — presumably just as soon as the company figures out which westernized version of its name to use. Check out the video after the break.

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