NEC's new tablet

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by Peter Rojas, posted Mar 30th 2004 at 9:02AM

From NEC, a new low-end tablet-style PC running on Linux. The Lookpal is meant for basic tasks like surfing the web and has a 400MHz processor, 32MB of RAM, an 8.4-inch LCD screen, and a CD-ROM drive, but curiously, doesn't have built-in WiFi.

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