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The Asus staffer giving us the demo slid his finger laterally to switch between icon sets on the home screen, just like you'd do on an iPhone or iPad. Included applications ranged from a web browser and photo viewer to a video player (with high-definition video support) and, interestingly enough, an iBooks-style e-book reader:

The 10" Eee Pad EP101TC will have an Nvidia Tegra system-on-a-chip inside. It will run Windows Embedded Compact 7, which won't support standard x86 Windows apps, but we're told users will be able to fetch third-party software from an Asus-branded version of the Intel app store. Asus claims battery life will range from six to 10 hours, which would put this Eee Pad in the same league as the Apple iPad. Unlike the iPad, though, it will be able to play Flash videos.

http://techreport.com/discussions.x/19024

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