Tegatech Tega v2 review

We haven’t seen many — okay, any — Windows 7 slates from major manufactures (i.e. HP , Lenovo, ASUS) like Steve Ballmer promised back in July , but one thing is for certain, smaller companies aren’t just sitting around waiting for the other shoe, er slates to drop. We’ve already gotten our hands on products from the likes of CTL and Netbook Navigator , but Australian-based Tegatech also wants a piece of the large touchscreen pie with its 10.1-inch Tega v2 . Like the others, the $799 Tega v2 is pretty much a netbook that’s lost its keyboard — it’s got an Intel Atom N455 processor, 2GB of RAM, and a 32GB SSD that boots Windows 7 Home Premium — but the 0.5-inch / 1.9-pound slate sets itself apart by being one of the thinnest and lightest out there. Oh, and did we mention that it dual boots Android? So, is the Tega v2 the Win 7 tablet you’ve been waiting for — assuming you have in fact been waiting for one? Hit that read more button to find out in our full review! Gallery: Tegatech Tega v2 Continue reading Tegatech Tega v2 review Tegatech Tega v2 review originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 20 Oct 2010 11:00:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink

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