Toshiba and Intel to launch educational tablet

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The CM1 packs a 10.1 inch resolution touchscreen display that rotates 180 degrees to fold flat over the keyboard, so that users can both type and touch

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The CM1 tablet/notebook is headed for Japanese schools

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Toshiba and Intel have announced a collaborative project to get a new tablet computer into Japanese schools. The Atom-powered CM1 notebook/tablet will have a rotating touchscreen display and enjoy wireless connectivity to electronic blackboards and classroom projectors.

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