Tablet PC’s are becoming more and more popular. But still, the Apple iPad remains on top of the heap not only for being the first stylish tablet to hit the market but also for simply having great consumer reception without any other major competitor then. But now, more and more tablets are trying to catch up like the new Fluid Stream Tablet.
The Fluid Stream may be able to garner some interest in the iPad dominated tablet market by the fact that it runs on the popular Windows 7 platform. Its features also provide it quite a number of interesting points for consumers to consider. It is powered by an Intel Atom Processor.
The new Fluid Stream Tablet also features a 10.1″ multi-touch display, 1GB RAM, 160GB worth of storage as well as WiFi and Bluetooth support. Not only that, its price range make it quite an interesting alternative to the now popular iPad. It is expected to cost around US$599. The Fluid Stream Tablet is currently available on pre-sale at Fluid Computer Systems and is set to be available by Christmas.
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