AMtek reveals Atom-powered T10L touchscreen UMPC
By Darren Murph 
posted Dec 5th 2008 3:41AM
posted Dec 5th 2008 3:41AM
It's been almost a full year since we last heard from AMtek, but we have to admit that we're at least mildly interested in what it has going on in the T10L. The touchscreen-based UMPC packs an Intel Atom N270 CPU, integrated graphics, up to 2GB of DDR2 RAM, a rechargeable Li-ion, 80GB hard drive, 10.2-inch 1,024 x 600 resolution display, 1.3-megapixel camera, dual speakers, WiFi and a basic array of ports. Everything's tucked into a portable 2.6-pound package, though there's no telling when or where we'll see it emerge. CES-bound, maybe?[Via GottaBeMobile]
It would be nice if there was some sort of protocol that would allow everything to communicate more streamlined. Having several of these would be beast. One in the kitchen, and it does the refridgerator and keeps track of stuff, and such. the possiblilitys are the endlzz.
You can also imagine a beowulf cluster of these stuff BTing movies...
Clusters are for parallel processing. Last time I checked μtorrent was not processor bound unless you're running some really old hardware.
it has a rechargable HDD? With Li-ion?? woah! Me want!
"...a rechargeable Li-ion, 80GB hard drive..."
Its a list. I hope to god your not trying to be funny.
sub $400 price or bust!
All I ever wanted was a reasonably fast slate - I really want this to be £250...
All I want is a netbook with a convertible screen without paying the import tax attached to the Gigabyte.
You'd think with the 100s of Atom 1.6Ghz devices on the market SOMEONE would copy the M912. Asus I'm looking at you, since you release 5 new EEE PCs every week.
They should have added BlueTooth support, for wireless mice and keyboards
Ding to the pricing comments. If this can be had for £200+VAT wholesale, I'll be buying hundreds.
Well, it took them long enough to come up with a slate netbook.
NICE
go to hell!
also, is anything these days not Atom powered?... Why AMD why, didn't you make something to compete with the Atom processor.. then definately you would be seeing this product 'sub $400' or £250.
@Dave Chappelle
What is your problem?
2.6 pounds?
Excuse me?
Adios.
Potentially this could make a VERY nice base for Augmented Reality app's.
without a keyboard, why on earth would this weights more than other 10inch atom powered laptops???
Darkstar,
I'm hoping a good junk of that weight is a 4+ hour battery.
This is what i have been waiting for... hopefully it will be well priced.
Never mind. It doesn't have a keyboard.
It'd be interesting to have this at home either by extending media or even doing remote desktop so you can roam around your house with the desktop in your special room.