Windows 7 - Viewpad 10 - Win7 tablet/pad

I've just taken delivery of my new Windows 7 pad I'm still running though the setup but here are some pics I've taken so far.

• Intel ATOM N455 1.66 GHz processor
• 10.1" 16:9 LED panel with Multi Touch panel
• 16GB SSD, SATA
• Dual OS (Android 1.6 +Windows 7 Home Premium)
• Supports Micro SD card to extend storage upto 32GB.
• 2* USB2.0 slot/1* mini VGA support
• 1GB DDR3 RAM (Upgradable to 2GB)
• Capacitor Multi-touch panel
• A built-in 1.3 maga pixel camera.
• Rich wireless connectivity- WIfi, BT

Dimensions :275 x 14.5 ~ 19.7 x 170 mm (WxHxD)
Weight (Inc. Battery):1.1 kg
Graphics Chipset: Intel NM10 Express
Resolution: 1024x600

10" tablet that offers dual operating systems, Windows 7 Home Premium and Android within same high speed device

Google Android or Windows 7 Home Premium
Users have the choice of an optimised mobile device experience using the innovative Google Android OS for browsing and simple applications, or the familiar Windows 7 environment for VPN, Outlook and other high end requirements.

High definition capacitive touch-screen display
The sensitive touchscreen display opens a world of options with both Windows 7 Home Premium and Android optimised to take advantage.

High speed processor and lots of memory
The high speed Intel 1.66GHz processor, integrated 1GB and 16GB SSD HDD provide a high quality experience that allows users to use Windows the way they like, or Android for an optimised mobile device experience.

The connectivity of a PC in a tablet
Fully wireless-enabled, USB and even a SVGA display port. The ViewPad 10 offers a full PC experience when required, inside the lightweight and stylish design of a tablet.

http://www.scan.co.uk/products/101-v...roid-dual-boot

Very Nice

Very nice indeed. I see it came with Home Premium. I would think that Microsoft would also offer versions up to Ultimate to provide Bitlocker Encryption but instead you will have to upgrade.

If I myself decided to buy one I would also have to buy a screen protector as large shiny surfaces attract scratches faster than flies to honey.

Looks Nice What WEI Score has it got?

WEI score and a few more pics.

Looks great. How do you like it so far?

I was surprised to see Home Premium.....I didn't know if it would have power enough to run more than Starter.

I quite like it.

Windows runs pretty well, the touch screen take a little time to get used to but over all it's pretty responsive.

The only down side is it is a little heavy and maybe it could do with another gig on ram (it's open on my desk now but I cant find a slot for any extra ram).

The dual boot Android is very fast, but tbh thats what you would expect of a phone OS running on a PC.

Randy

I'm on an Acer netbookone that has a similar technical spec to the tablet and I'm running x86 ultimate without issues

I wouldn't want to encode video or such but for general use it's fine