HP slate to be “affordable,” run stock Windows 7
HP today teased its slate prototype in a video (viewable below) with a handful of information. Company CTO Phil McKinney explained that the company had wanted to produce this device for years but that it was waiting until the OS and parts weren’t “outrageously expensive;” while not ready to provide a price, he noted that it could have cost $1,500 if released earlier. The new price is “affordable.”
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