AHX Launches iTablet (It’s a Tablet)

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Sick of tablets yet? Might want to sit the rest of the week out. After announcements from Lenovo and ASUS today to that effect, here’s a welcome change: a tablet from a company you likely haven’t heard of. iTablet, from a company called AHX Global is Windows 7-based. It features a 10.1 touchscreen with 32GB of memory on-board.

There’s 802.11b/g/n built-in and a 2MP Webcam–it can also run Flash, unlike, ahem, some other tablets. The thing is running an Intel Atom 1.6GHz processor and has 2GB of RAM, standard. The system comes loaded with a trial version of Office 2010, which you can use with the on-screen virtual keyboard–or, if you so choose, a keyboard plugged in via one of the device’s two USB ports.

The company’s CEO calls it “is the hardest working tablet computer,” for whatever that’s worth.

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