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Liliputing‘s review Edit

The ExoPC may be the best Intel Atom-powered Windows tablet I’ve tested to date, thanks to its large, high resolution display, accurate touch panel, HD video accelerator, and custom software layer. But text entry is still a bit of a chore, the custom web browser is a bit too basic for my tastes, and the 2-4 second delay when rotating the display is just too long. For $699, I’d kind of hoped for a better experience. Unfortunately, I think it takes a faster processor and possibly an active digitizer to truly get the most out of Windows 7 on a tablet.
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Jan 14, 2011
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TechRadar UK‘s review Edit

If you've been waiting for a usable Windows 7 slate, the ExoPC Slate is close to what you've been waiting for. There are some rough edges (especially in the ExoPC user interface) but the company is busy smoothing them out. It's possible to make a better Windows tablet than the ExoPC Slate, but (unless you're happy with a keyboard you have to fold out the way) no-one has done a better job yet.
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Published on:
Dec 08, 2010
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LAPTOP Magazine‘s review Edit

To be sure, the $599 ExoPC Slate is a beta product: Its software is quirky and the tablet hardware had some performance issues. That said, we generally like the touch-friendly interface and can't wait to see where it goes next. However, if you're an early adopter who can deal with a few quirks and like the idea of a Windows tablet with a gorgeous and compelling UI, the ExoPC Slate is worth a look. We would just wait until ExoPC works out the kinks.
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Published on:
Nov 11, 2010
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Engadget‘s review Edit

If it weren't for the promise of the ExoPC software layer, we'd probably write this tablet off like most of the other Win 7 slates we've seen. However, it's hard to overlook the totally unique interface and preloaded applications, as they significantly improve the Windows touch experience in a way that is unmatched by any other Windows tablet we've seen. With that said, $599 is a lot of money to bet on a platform that isn't ready and a piece of hardware that must be plugged into the wall for the better part of the day. The ExoPC may be a solid choice for developers and early adopters looking to tinker, but it's just not a mainstream consumer tablet... yet.
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Published on:
Oct 27, 2010
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