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HP Slate lookalike spotted in China, might beat the real thing to the market

HP Slate lookalike spotted in China, might beat the real thing to the market

Once more, China has proven to the sector that it\’s the place to be for all types of gadgetry miracle. Just take a look at this 10-inch Windows 7 tablet here — it will not be a whole just like the forthcoming 8.9-inch HP Slate, however it does come with several interesting features: a 1366 x 768 resistive multitouch display (ideal for tackling the complicated Chinese characters with a stylus) and a webcam. You\’ll also find a handful of normal tidbits on this 1.66GHz Atom N450 device: a customary USB port coupled by a mini version, 3.5mm headphone jack, VGA port, LAN port, accelerometer, Bluetooth, WiFi and 3G. Oh, and you\’ll get a free stand, too, but we\’ll be minding our own business until this no-frills tablet gets a value.

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