IN Media windows 7 tablet Unveiled (video review )

IN Media Corp. announced the release of the "Windows 7 Tablet computer." The Windows 7 Tablet computer tries to run the full Windows 7 OS. The product is underpowered by the 1.66GHZ Intel Atom processor and comes with a 160 GB hard drive because its developers do not understand how people are using their iPads.

The Windows 7 Tablet computer comes with an HDMI port, a forward facing camera and what the company's video claims is a "10-inch" screen, despite their press release stating that it's 11.25 x 6 inches (12.75" diagonal).

“We desired to launch a tablet that did everything, not a media player or eReader or net book but all those things and far more,” said IN Media C.E.O. Nick Karnik in the sloppily-written, somewhat incomprehensible, English-as-a-third-langage press release. “The touch screen the Windows 7 Tablet computer had all the full functionality of a computer in an elegant and efficient tablet format and because of the operating process users aren't limited to what type of video formats we can view as all are supported including the most popular, Flash."

Samsung Gloria Tablet 10-inch With Win-7 OS

Gloria might not be the name of the Tablet, but it may be the title of a new brand Samsung Mobile Units. there is no estimation either by Samsung or any other company, on any other features regarding their memory or storage capacity, processor and design. Sources also said that Samsung may come up with its own touch-friendly program.

Samsung’s Marketing Team is now in a job of communicating to the Market, that only know about the iPads and iPods. Because selling of the Tablet at the same screen size of iPad is little difficult also a virtually unusable keyboard appears to be a hard task. Samsung Gloria Tab is expected to be launched on March or April 2011.

Samsung Gloria Tablet: A rumor that, Samsung Gloria Tablet comes up with 10-inch display with slide down QWERTY keyboard and preinstalled Windows 7 Operating technique. The first tab of Samsung, Samsung Q1U was an instrumental in Microsoft’s UMPC product.