Elitegroup S10 Windows tablet graces the FCC, could still use a makeover

Little-known Taiwanese manufacturer Elitegroup managed to make our friends at Engadget Spanish do a double-take at CeBIT, where the corporate was showing off the quick (and chintzy-looking) Elitepad S10. Now the ten-inch Windows slate has reared its highly reflective head in FCC documents and — what did you know? — it still boasts that 1.5GHz Intel Atom Z670 processor (not the Z760, as being reported elsewhere). Other specs include 1GB of RAM, flash storage, a 1.3 megapixel camera, WiFi, HDMI-out, and Bluetooth 3.0. Alas, though, that Oak Trail CPU may not be enough to solve the Windows tablet battery life conundrum — it promises a max of six hours of juice, in case you’re lucky.

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