Freescale smartbook tablet only for $199

Okay, we still talk about a tablet for today. After HTC Google Chrome OS tablet, we gonna move to another awesome tablet of this year. This new tablet will be built by Freescale which is well known as chip supplier that powers the Kindle as well as about 70% of the ebook market.

With 7-inch screen, this tablet features a netbook-esque ARM processor, 512MB RAM, 4-64GB internal storage, removable microSD slot, an optional 3G modem, 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 2.1, GPS, USB, audio ports, SIM card, speaker, microphone, 3-megapixel webcam, 1900 mAh battery, accelerometer and light sensor. Great specs for the tablet and interestingly, it's $199 with the standard features, but, unfortunately, if you want to upgrade it into any OEM capacitive touchscreen, you will charge for $250.

What about the OS? Where many vendors plan to build any Android devices, this Freescale tablet will be powered by Debian Linux. What do you think, any plan to add it into your 2010 wish lists?

via: Gizmodo