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eRacks beta-testing an Ubuntu based tablet
eRacks is set to begin testing a Linux Ubuntu based tablet. The 7 inch tablet would retail for around $200 and would include several key features missing from the Kindle Fire: including a micro SD slot, a built in ip cameras live 24/7 while the battery has power, HDMI out and GPS support. If you’re in the market for a tablet, you may want to keep an eye on the eRacks website. An upcoming software update would make it possible for the tablet install and run Android apps.
Greg April 13th, 2012
Posted In: Uncategorized
Tags: Android, eRacks, google tablet, ipad 3, kindle fire, linux, Open Source, ubuntu
Would pay more for capacitive. But really been looking forward to a tablet with ubuntu.
With Ubuntu, I’d be able to setup the apps, like a browser to a home-based server, to auto-start-up on power.
With tablets near every room, it would have a startrek vibe.
I’d be able to stream music, voice to every tablet in every room.
Come-on Beta Testing!
very well done…
great post. looking forward seeing it in the future….
omg finally a ubuntu tablet i was planing on getting the kindlefire but if this tablet is good i might get it but man would it be awesome to be a beta tester i never been one
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