CrunchPad coming in November with built-in 3G connectivity, says Straits Times
Last we heard, TechCrunch's Michael Arrington wasn't ready to talk about a timeframe for the release of his self-proclaimed "science project," the
CrunchPad tablet. That's not the case for
The Straits Times, however, who've published an article claiming that developer Fusion Garage is aiming to get the device out to the masses by November of this year, just in time for Christmas shopping. The Singapore newspaper got a sneak preview of the device, as well as some new specs. The tablet reportedly about 2.64 pounds, has a 1.6GH Intel Atom and 1GB RAM (
which we knew), an USB port for keyboard and / or mouse, built-in WiFi and 3G connectivity, and a port for mobile broadband. Price is unconfirmed but estimated around $400, a little bit more than the $300 he pegged in April. Hit up the read link for the full news clipping.
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