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Product: M1Touch
Screen Size and Resolution: 10.1"; 1024x600
Operating System: Windows 7 Starter Edition or Home Premium
Communication: 3G (optional) or Wi-Fi
Ship date: Summer 2010

The M1Touch looks a little like a giant iPhone, or maybe a thicker, longer version of the iPad. But this sorta-look-alike tablet has what the iPad lacks including USB ports, a built-in camera, flash memory card slot and video output. And it runs Windows 7, so we can assume you get Flash support.

The cost of the basic version of the M1Touch will be the same as the entry level iPad: US$499.

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