Asus displays their new R1F Tablet PC but keeps it on the DL

by Paul Miller, posted Jan 10th 2006 at 8:00AM

Asus was showing an unannounced (and still unannounced) Tablet PC at CES titled the R1F. According to its spec sheet it sports a snappy 2.33GHz Yonah processor, a 13.3-inch LCD, and a fingerprint reader. That's all we know so far, but it doesn't seem like a bad machine if Tablet PCs are your thing, or even if they aren't, since Yonah currently tops off at 2.33 of the sweet gigahertz.

[Thanks, Rob]

Filed under: Tablet PCs

Tags: CES

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John @ Jan 10th 2006 8:45AM

Really good picture of that guys face.

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tuig @ Jan 10th 2006 9:00AM

I hope it'll have wide angle SXGA+ & will be less than 2 kg.

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bermuDa @ Jan 10th 2006 11:03AM

Can't wait for a full feature set. Weight and battery life (and price) are my biggest concerns, though it'd be nice if the screen was detachable like that Toshiba wifi one... What's the general word on Asus laptops?

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Dave @ Jan 14th 2006 11:55AM

The mini-spec sheet notes that the OS is embedded, thus the appliance blender in the corner.... should be wicked-fast boot-up and handwriting recognition

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