Business and Windows 7 on it: HP Slate 2

If we don't answer the "question" in the title, you probably wouldn't have been able to guess much, since practically there are the fewest tablets of this type, HP is well aware of the market niche.

The Slate 500 is released as the successor to the Slate 2. The "new" mobile device runs the Windows 7 operating system, and its design is based on business use considerations. HP's tablet has an 8,9-inch capacitive touch screen with a resolution of 1024 × 600 pixels and can be controlled with a finger or pen. The processor this time is the 1,6 GHz Atom Z670, which also has integrated graphics. The storage space can be a maximum of 64 GB, which is provided by an mSATA SSD, but if we need extra power, we can expand the space using the SD card reader. Of course, WiFi and Bluetooth are also standard equipment, and multimedia enjoyment is supported by the 3 megapixel camera on the back, the VGA resolution camera on the front and the SRS Premium Sound speakers. 3G is optional, but we get two USB 2.0 ports, an HDMI output, and the built-in battery provides 6 hours of operating time. The business nature of the Slate 2 is reinforced by the TPM security chip; starting price is 699 and we can get it in our hands this month.