The battery life of the tablet is up to 8 hours and we also get a 1024 x 600 pixel resolution on the 10.1 inch display. The iRU Pad Master can be found in 16/32GB storage versions and it comes with either 1 or 2 GB of RAM, WiFi connectivity, HDMI and Windows 7 Home Premium as the OS of choice. There’s also the option of using the WeTab OS on it, in case you don’t fancy Windows. A microSD card slot, a headphone jack, USB 2.0 and a 14.9mm chassis round up the specs list of this newcomer.
Sadly I have no price or launch date for the device, but I can tell you is that the integrated graphics Intel GMA 600 solution should provide a decent gaming experience on the slate. Too bad that it sounds like a bulky affair, if you compare the 14.9mm waistline to the 8.8 mm of the Xoom 2 and even less for some Galaxy Tab units. I also bet that the price is higher than the one of an Android slate.
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