It's well established by now that the Kohjinsha PA series tablet is one peculiar creature.
It has the internals and OS of a netbook, with a 1.33GHz Atom CPU and Windows XP Home, the 4.8-inch display of a portable MID, and the convertible capabilities of an internet tablet, while its price (around $770 ) seems to imply it performs all three roles with aplomb.
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