Tablet powered by Asus Tegra 2 processor to be available in March 2011
Asus EP90 Tablet: A New Entry in the Enterprise Segment
Tech enthusiast Sovan Mandal has expressed a keen interest in the latest developments in self-driven automobiles, but his contributions to our website extend beyond autonomous vehicles. He also shares his insights on the world of technology and gadgets, including the upcoming Asus EP90 tablet.
The Asus EP90 tablet, reportedly aimed at the enterprise segment, is expected to hit the market by March 2011. This device will run on Windows Embedded Compact 7, a specialized version designed for tablet PCs.
The Asus EP90 will boast an 8.9-inch touch screen with a resolution of 1024 x 600 pixels. It will offer storage capacities of 8GB, 16GB, and 32GB. The tablet will also include Bluetooth 2.1, GPS, a webcam, USB port, and HDMI port.
However, further details about the Asus EP90 are yet to be disclosed. It's worth noting that Asus has recently placed a large contract for 300,000 Tegra 2 dual-core ARM-based chips, indicating its intentions towards tablet PC production.
For the most accurate and updated details on this Asus tablet, we recommend checking Asus’s official website or trusted technology review sites. Sovan Mandal's email address for correspondence is sovy@our website.
Given the scarcity of information available, it's possible that the Asus EP90 is an older or region-specific model. For a more comprehensive understanding of this device, we encourage readers to seek information directly from Asus or trusted technology review sites.
Stay tuned for more updates on the Asus EP90 tablet and other exciting tech developments.
The upcoming Asus EP90 tablet, aimed at the enterprise segment, may have an impact on the gadgets market, considering its expected features such as an 8.9-inch touch screen and Bluetooth 2.1. Moreover, potential users might be interested in the battery life of this e-reader-like device before making a purchase, given its compact design and potential for long hours of usage.
