Acer Tablets, Smartphone Sport Dolby Audio Systems
| Article Published February 16, 2011
eWeek: One of Acer's new tablets runs on Windows 7 and the other two Google's Android Honeycomb OS.
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Microsoft to Show Windows on ARM Slate at CES?
| Article Published December 22, 2010
Sources say Microsoft plans to surprise the crowd during Steve Ballmer's keynote at CES in early January.
HP Delivers Long-Awaited Enterprise Tablet
| Article Published October 22, 2010
Computing giant HP has entered the tablet fray, taking the wraps off of the Slate 500, an enterprise-oriented mobile computing device powered by Windows 7.
Microsoft Promises Glut of New Windows 7 Slates, Smartphones
| Article Published July 12, 2010
At Microsoft's annual Worldwide Partner Conference, CEO Steve Ballmer reaffirms "all in" plans for the cloud, which will give Windows 7 a home on a host of new devices and form factors.
HP Axes Windows 7 Mobile Computing Tablet Ballmer Hyped at CES: Report
| Article Published May 3, 2010
Is HP giving up on the Slate device Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer showed at CES because of power issues or the company's blockbuster acquisition of Palm?
Dell Android Mobile Device Trio: Thunder, Flash, Smoke Smartphones
| Article Published April 23, 2010
The Lightning, based on the new Microsoft Windows mobile platform, isn't the only sleek piece of handheld hardware on tap from the big computer maker. There's the Android Thunder, Flash and Smoke smartphones coming soon.
Microsoft Shows Off Slate PC at CES
| Article Published January 7, 2010
The Consumer Electronics Show in Vegas is underway as Microsoft gambles on a slate PC for 2010.
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