Viewsonic showcased the third tablet in their Viewpad series - the Viewpad 10 at Computex 2011. As the name suggests it's a 10-inch tablet with a capaticitve LED backlit LCD display. This is one of the first tablets based on the Intel's Oak Trail platform which minimizes power consumption and as a result the claimed battery life is a pretty neat at 5 hours on video play. One of its most striking features was the dual boot system incorporating Windows 7 Professional and Android 2.2 OS. As shown in the video, switching between the two OSes was as simple as touching a button on the screen. The approach was interesting -- of trying to offer the best of both worlds, but we were miffed why there was no Android 3.0 Honeycomb support which is the OS specifically built for tablets.
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