The latest Classmate PC netbooks and convertible tablets based on Intel’s reference design are starting to appear. CTL is introduding the 2go Classmate PC NL3 this week at CES. It’s a 10 inch convertible tablet-style netbook with a 1.66 GHz Intel Atom N2600 Cedar Trail dual core processor. The laptop has a 1366 x 768pixel display which is connected to…
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CTL is now taking orders for the 2go Classmate PC E11, the latest of the company’s netbooks for the education market. Like earlier models, the Classmate E11 is based on Intel’s Clasmate PC reference designs, but the new model has a few new features including an Intel Atom N455 processor and optional 3G mobile broadband. The computer is a bit…
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The CTL 2goPad SL10 is a 10 inch Windows slate with an Intel Atom N450 PCU, a capacitive touchscreen display, and decent build quality. Overall, it’s one of the better Atom-powered Windows tablets I’ve used, although it still feels a bit rough around the edges and some software seems kind of sluggish on the system. CTL has apparently been selling…
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The CTL 2goPad may be one of the best budget Windows 7 slate PCs on the market today. It hits a sweet spot between features and price, thanks to its relatively affordable $549 price tag. One of the tablets’ closest competitors is probably the Netbook Navigator Nav9 slate, which costs $699 and up if you want a Windows 7 version.Yet…
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I probably won’t have my full review of the CTL 2goPad ready for another few days, but apparently plenty of people weren’t waiting for my review to pull the trigger and purchase this $499 slate PC with a 10 inch capacitive display. CTL says the company sold out of the 2goPad the day after it started taking orders last week….
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The CTL 2goPad SL10 is a 10 inch tablet with a 1.66GHz Intel Atom processor, 2GB of RAM and Windows 7 Home Premium operating system. The computer has a 1024 x 600 pixel capacitive multitouch display, a 250GB hard drive, 802.11b/g/n WiFi, Bluetooth, and Ethernet. It has 2 USB ports, a micro SD card reader, mic and headphone jacks, and…
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CTL is now taking pre-orders for its 10 inch 2goPad tablet computer. The 2GoPad has a 1.66GHz Intel Atom N2450 processor and a 10.1 inch, 1024 x 600 capacitive multitouch display. The tablet runs Windows 7 and comes with some custom software designed to make Windows more finger-friendly. CTL first teased the tablet back in April, but it won’t actually…
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CTL has been distributing computers based on Intel’s Classmate PC reference designs about as long as anyone. Over the past few years, we’ve seen models with 9 and 10 inch displays, Windows XP and Windows 7, standard displays and touchscreens. Today CTL introduced the latest iteration, and like it’s predecessors it’s target at the education market. But it’s also available…
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Like virtually every other PC vendor on the planet, the folks at CTL are preparing to launch a tablet this summer. But there are a few reasons this one might actually be worth checking out. First, CTL has been working with Intel’s Classmate PC netbook reference design for the past few years. That includes several touchscreen laptops with displays that…
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CTL is probably best known in netbook circles for selling a version of Intel’s Classmate PC for school children in the US. And the latest laptop in the 2Go PC line is the company’s first 10.1 inch notebook to have a 1.66GHz Intel Pine Trail processor. The CTL 2go E10IS also has a spill-resistant keyboard and a semi-rugged case, two…
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CTL is introducing its next generation 2Go PC, the 2Go Classmate PC E10, and it’s the first member of the 2Go family to feature a 10 inch display. For anyone who’s been keeping track, the 2Go PC line basically consists of rebranded Intel Classmate PCs. The Classmate is Intel’s answer to the OLPC XO Laptop. It runs Windows XP and…
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CTL is probably best known to netbook enthusiasts as a company that sells mini-laptops in the US based on the Intel Classmate PC reference designs. While the Classmate PC is designed for educational use, CTL sells to both educators and the general public. So if you want to get your hands on a convertible touchscreen tablet with an 8.9 inch…
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