Gallery: Intel Classmate Netvertible CTL 2go Tablet

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    The first review of a production model of the CTL 2go tablet, an early Intel Classmate 2 device that flips and swivels to switch between a standard laptop mode and a tablet/slate mode, calls it the most promising netbook yet.

    But the jury's still out until the final device is ready for the public.

    Caption by: Andy Smith

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    The two models of the CTL 2Go tablets feature 8.9-inch and 9-inch monitors. They support either Microsoft Windows XP Home or Linux as an operating system.

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    Here's a look at the inputs.

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    The 2Go Classmate PCs will weigh about 2.8 pounds.

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    CTL is currently promoting two models - one that operates with an Intel Celeron M Processor ultra low voltage and the other with a an Intel Atom 1.6GHz, 400MHz FSB processor.

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CTL is giving first looks the 2go Tablet - it's second generation Intel Classmate touch-screen netbook device that runs on both Celeron and Atom chips. It's expect to compete with upcoming ASUS netbook devices.

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The first review of a production model of the CTL 2go tablet, an early Intel Classmate 2 device that flips and swivels to switch between a standard laptop mode and a tablet/slate mode, calls it the most promising netbook yet.

But the jury's still out until the final device is ready for the public.

Caption by: Andy Smith

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