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    Slate Size

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    Nicholas Kolakowski
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    April 21, 2011
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      1Slate Size

      1

      The G-Slates 8.9-inch screen fits somewhere between 7-inch tablets such as Research In Motions newly released Playbook and the 9.7-inch iPad.

      2Two Cameras, Three Dimensions

      2

      The G-Slate also comes with a pair of stereoscopic cameras capable of capturing 3D footage.

      3Honeycomb

      3

      The G-Slate runs Google Android 3.0 (codenamed Honeycomb), optimized for the tablet form-factor.

      4Apps

      4

      Like previous Android builds, Honeycomb offers grids of individual apps. The system emphasizes multitasking.

      5Home Screens

      5

      Also like the smartphone versions of Android, Honeycomb gives the user a handful of customizable home screens to swipe through (and modify).

      6Marketplace

      6

      Although its total number of apps lags behind that of Apples App Store, the Android Marketplace is growing rapidly.

      7Music

      7

      The G-Slates music interface.

      83D

      8

      The G-Slates camera in 3D mode.

      92D

      9

      The G-Slates regular camera interface.

      10Angry Birds

      10

      Yes, theres Angry Birds. Who needs multitasking, a stable OS or apps when you can use your expensive tablet to hurl a squawking bird at a pig?

      11Tethered

      11

      Users can connect their G-Slate to a television to stream video content.

      12Power

      12

      The G-Slates 1GHz Nvidia Tegra dual-core processor makes it feel fast and responsive.

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