OpenPeak announced an Intel Moorestown-based tablet device, which may well end up running the new Nokia/Intel MeeGo operating system. The OpenTablet 7 features a 7-inch multi-touch display, 802.11n WiFi, Bluetooth 2.1, cellular, HDMI output and dual cameras, says the company.
When we heard that Intel CEO Paul Otellini had demonstrated a detachable tablet reference design from OpenPeak at January’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES), we speculated that it might have been a Moorestown-equipped version of the previous, Intel Atom-based OpenTablet 7 design. Indeed, this is precisely what OpenPeak has now formally announced.
