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Haleron Technologies (via Liliputing.com) has announced another tablet, or rather a family of three tablets. The 10-inch models should hit the market next month, with the 7-inch iLet coming in March.
- iLet 7: 7-inch touchscreen with WiFi, Bluetooth, 3G; starts at $188
- iLet 10: 10-inch multi-touch screen, 1024 x 600 resolution; base price $419, optional upgrades available
- iLet Extreme: Loaded 10-inch version; $699
The 10-inch iLet tablets come with Windows 7, but Linux and Android are 
available options. The tablets come with 160GB or optional larger hard drives. A 1.3M pixels camera, 4in1 card reader and network card are also included, as are an external monitor port, microphone and earphone jacks, and 2 USB ports.
An Intel N450 processor clocked at 1.66 GHz powers the iLet 10.
Connectivity is covered with 3G, unlocked quad band cellular, WiFi and Bluetooth.
There are quite a few bells and whistles on the iLet, especially the Extreme. One drawback is the 3 cell battery is only rated for 5.5 hours.
The iLet tablets will be joining an increasingly large array of tablet computers in 2010, with of course the Apple iSlate expected to be the top dog. The best tablets for use as ereaders will no doubt be those that offer some sort of reflective display, such as Notion Ink’s tablet which will implement a Pixel Qi display and will also debut at CES.
According to the NY Times, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer will present an H.P. tablet (is this the Microsoft Courier?) at his CES keynote address tomorrow. This tablet is expected to feature multi-touch and ereader functions, and could turn out to be the biggest competitor to the Apple iSlate.
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