Mouse Computer outs a Full HD 11.6-inch Windows 8 Pro tablet in Japan

Powered by a dual-core AMD APU, the Japanese slate PC packs a 128GB SSD, an ambient light sensor, HDMI and low-voltage Bluetooth 4.0 connectivity

Ivan Zhekov, Published 04/03/2013

Back in 2012, Japanese manufacturer Mouse Computer launched the powerful S210S2 netbook with a Core i5 CPU, the WN701 ruggedized slate, the MousePro NB501X business laptop and the Full HD i400PA1 gaming notebook. Now, the company is expanding its range of portable devices by introducing the Windows 8 (Pro) LuvPad WN1100 tablet, which will reportedly hit the store shelves on April 8, priced at 59,850JPY (about 640 US Dollars).

Future owners of the newly unveiled WN1100 slab will be provided with an 11.6-inch capacitive IPS multi-touch (10 points) display of 1920-by-1080 pixels maximum supported resolution, 2 gigs of internal DDR3 RAM and a solid-state drive, which has a storage capacity of 128GB. Furthermore, the system will be powered by an AMD Z-60 chip that houses two cores clocked at 1GHz and the AMD Radeon HD 6250 graphics card (shared VRAM).

Other specs presumably include Wireless LAN 802.11 a/b/g/n and Bluetooth 4.0+LE adapters, micro-USB and micro-HDMI ports, an ambient light sensors and a 1.3MP front-facing web camera for video conferencing. Built around an AMD A68M FCH chipset, the 10mm (≈0.4-in) thick tablet weighs 810g (≈1.79lbs) with its integrated 4700mAh battery that apparently lasts for up to 5.5 hours on a single charge.