[b]@Mods:[/b][spoiler]Feel free to removed this. [/spoiler] Greetings. I just saw this one on the news and it says that it can beat iPad. So I made a research about it. [img]http://wepad.mobi/files/WePad_Pic_6_0.jpg[/img] [img]http://wepad.mobi/files/WePad_Pic_7_0.jpg[/img] [spoiler][b]A WePad is[/b]: [quote]•It provides the user quick access to the Internet, a world full of immediately usable applications and easy access to books, photographs, as well as magazines and newspapers of various publishers who have been with the WeMagazine ePublishing Eco system implemented. • Stylish and powerful tablet-computer WePad • Interactive reading experience with the pre-configured WeMagazine Reader • Current, context-sensitive and searchable online content with WeFind • Customer retention for paid content • Direct customer relationship • Complete turnkey package • Further details, as well as downloads can be found on the [url=http://www.facebook.com/WePad]Facebook WePad Fanpage[/url] product specifications[/quote] [/spoiler] [b]WePad Specs.[/b] [spoiler]11.6″ display screen @ 1366×768 pixels Intel Atom N450 1.66GHz 16GB Flahs Drive WiFi 802.11 b/g Bluetooth 2.1 2 x USB ports 1.3MP webcam Card Reader The WePad also runs a modified Android OS. The Li-Ion battery can go up to 6 hours and the device supports Flash and Adobe Air. The retail price is $611 for the basic model. If you upgrade to 32GB with 3G and GPS, the rpcie goes up to $774.[/spoiler] Some people seem to think life is all about the I, and the Me, Me, Me. We beg to differ. To us, the power of many beats the power of one. That’s why we came up with the WePad: It’s the smarter solution for enjoying the Internet your way. Why? Because when you’re locked in, you get the Internet their way. It’s the opposite of free. Being told what you can see, what you can buy, and all the things you can not do – somehow, that just seems so 1984. So we took a seriously stylish, state-of-the art media tablet and put a whole lot of fun in it. With the WePad, you can browse the Internet, watch YouTube, check your e-mail, chat with friends on Facebook, and much, much more. You can even get some work done, if you absolutely must. Most importantly, we created an open system, so that everyone can participate. We built a platform based on two established, well-known technologies, Android and Linux, meaning that software developers can dream up apps for anything you may want to do with your WePad (and even some things you might never have dreamed possible yourself). It’s quick and simple – and needless to say, any app that already exists for Android also runs on the WePad. Right out of the box. Personally, we have a thing for news. We love them, we find them exciting, entertaining, important, and we happen to think that the browser was merely the beginning. News on the Web? No more than a trial run for what can really be done with presenting information in the digital age. The WePad allows you to finally read your favorite newspaper and magazine as it appears in print – but also enjoy all the excitement and interactivity of the online world. See photos turn into videos, get personalized information, chat with your favorite writers, discuss topics with other readers. No need to remember a Web address, or even search for the headlines of the day – because the news come to you. Automatically. Sort of like the daily paper used to land on your doorstep every morning. Except now you’re always up-to-date, every second of every day. And reading, hearing, viewing the news becomes an immersive, exciting experience that will tickle all of your senses. (Even touching is allowed. In fact, the WePad likes it.) With our “WeMagazine” ePublishing Open Platform, we give publishers all the tools they need to tell stories in a thousand new ways – and we truly believe that when it’s awe- inspiring enough, people will happily pay for news again. All along the way, we will gladly help connect the dots, so that the power of We can make magic happen. But we will never, ever box you in. Or anybody else, for that matter. Not even those who have a big I and prefer to pursue their own Me. Promise. [align=right][sub][i]Source: http://wepad.mobi/en[/i][/sub][/align]