iFreeTablet: the GNU/Linux Answer to the iPad

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"The iFreeTablet is a tablet computer developed by Spanish EATCO Group at the University of Cordoba. The tablet set to be presented on February 4, 2010 is built on free software and aims to be a lower cost competitor with products from Apple, Google, and Microsoft.

"The EATCO Group states that the iFreeTablet caps more than 20 years of research in the fields of usability, ergonomics, and adaptive devices and combines advanced functionality with a highly intuitive touch screen interface. The user interface of iFreeTablet O.S is based on the desktop concept with a categorized menu for organizing installed software hierarchically."

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