Dec 16 2008, 12:00pm CST | by Shane McGlaun
Laptop Magazine reports that a new Classmate will be introduced at CES 2009 that has a convertible tablet form factor that allows it to be controlled with a stylus. The new version will use the netbook-class staple Intel Atom N270, offer a 60 GB HDD, and run Windows XP.
The touch interface screen measures 8.9-inches. The downside according to Laptop is that XP doesn't support a touch screen. I would assume that Intel will bundle some applications with the notebook to allow the touch interface to actually function. Other mainstream netbook firms have plans to bring touch-enabled netbooks to market so this feature may soon be common.
Via Laptop Magazine
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