Microsoft will be launching Windows 8 next month, but that hasn't
stopped Milagrow from unveiling a Win-7 based tablet. The TabTop X11, however, features a trial version of the OS, which means you have to buy the full version yourself. The slate comes with a digital pen that lets users jot down notes and sketch on it pressure sensitive touch-screen. It also feature instant standby, letting you wake the tablet up in 2 seconds from sleep mode, and a fingerprint scanner to ensure data security.
10" capacitive touch-screen (1366x768 pixels)
1.6 GHz dual core Intel Atom N2600 Cedar Trail processor
2GB DDR3 RAM
2xUSB2.0, mini-HDMI ports
3G (SIM slot)
WiFi
Bluetooth
GPS
Camera
-Primary: 1.3 mp
-Secondary: 1.3 mp
4800mAh battery with 10 hours battery life
940 gms
Windows 7 Proffesional
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