Gigabyte reveals M912V details and pricing

First the good news. That Gigabyte M912V tablet PC that showed its face at Computex? It’s real, and it’s spectacular (at least on paper). Now for the bad news. While the M912V is certainly cheap by tablet PC standards, at $699 it’s one of the most expensive “low cost,” Intel Atom-based ultraportable machines scheduled for release this year.

Here’s a rundown of what you get for the money:

CPU: 1.6GHz Intel Atom
Storage: 160GB HDD
RAM: 1GB
Display: 8.9 inch 1280 x 768 touch screen with 180 degree rotation angle
OS: Windows XP, Vista Home Basic, or Linux
Keyboard: 80 keys
Expansion/Connectivity: 3 USB ports, Bluetooth, 802.11b/g
Webcam: 1.3MP
Battery: 4500mAh, 3.5 hours

No word on if or when the M912V will show up in the US.

[via jkOnTheRun and Small-Laptops]

Posted on Sunday, July 6th, 2008, 5:55 pm by Brad Linder
Tags: gigabyte, gigabyte m912, m912v

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James Kendrick

Please note that Vista Home Basic does not activate the Tablet PC functionality and Windows XP does not either. That means that no option mentioned by these folks will enable the Tablet bits on this device which negates the benefits somewhat.

PrincessNybor

FINALLY, a real tablet model! I realize that the $699 price tag puts this into a different category than some of the other models, but it's already there due to its tablet form factor. I can't wait to see some real hands-on reviews of this puppy.