Milagrow launches Windows 7-based tablet Kupa X11

Milagrow has launched a Windows 7-based tablet in association with Germany-based Windows tablet manufacturer KUPA. The Milagrow Kupa X11 is a 10-inch tablet that runs Windows 7 and allows stylus and touch-sensitive controls. It also has SSD storage, a built-in SIM card slot and allows you to make calls. Although it’s quite expensive, the X11 has the specs to run almost anything you choose to throw at it. Moreover, since it is an x86-based tablet, it has the complete world of Windows applications at its disposal. Equipped with a multi-touch WxGA HD display at a resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels, the Kupa X11 boasts of an electromagnetic digitizer, a digital ink pen and a biometric sensor for fingerprint scanning. It is powered by an Intel Cedar Trail N2600 duo core SoC 1.6GHz, 2GB of RAM and 64GB or 128GB SSD storage. Click here for full story