Tatung launching 10.4-inch WebPad TX-3000 tablet PC

by Darren Murph, posted Jul 30th 2007 at 8:18AM

Not too many details on this one just yet, but the good news is that Tatung is reportedly readying the 10.4-inch WebPad TX-3000 for release -- at least in Thailand, that is. Apparently, the company has been busy showing off the machine at Taitronics Bangkok 2007, and word on the street puts an AMD LX 800 processor and 1GB CompactFlash card within, and we could also see 802.11b/g WiFi, USB 2.0, PCMCIA, VGA output, audio in / out, and a three-hour battery pack on the final release. Sadly, we've no idea exactly when Tatung plans on loosing this thing to the public, but we're hoping it won't keep those eager to snap one up waiting for too much longer.

[Via TeleRead]

Filed under: Tablet PCs

Tags: launch, sale, tatung, tx-3000, webpad

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

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ScOObyDoo @ Jul 30th 2007 8:26AM

Looks exactly like the piece of crap they made back in 2000. I had a few of them (with CE 4.2) and they were totally useless.

http://www.tatungwebpad.com/

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Brian @ Jul 30th 2007 10:06AM

Once seriously troubled, Tatung got lucky and is making profits from solar energy (http://www.getinc.com.tw/11.html). It never is good at making computers. Nor does any innovative electronics it make. However, it does make a good product: http://www.tatung.com/b5/appliance/hui/ricecooker/tac.htm
Almost, if not all, students from Taiwan bring one abroad. :D And, this is where its fortune came from.

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