Remind us to send the thank-you note to Hanvon for taking a mangle from cranking out e-readers to work upon some of a most appropriate tablets we’ve seen during CeBIT nonetheless — much some-more advanced that what was shown by a association behind in Sep. Whilst the TouchPad BC10C and BA10E didn’t have any special program running upon tip of Windows 7 Home Premium, both of their 10.1-inch, capacitive multitouch displays were extremely responsive. A BA10E was a more aesthetically-pleasing of the twin, with a smooth grey bezel and a skinny, lightweight physique which was cold to the touch. If we hadn’t guessed already, that beauty comes during the price to processing speed, with just the 1.6GHz Intel Atom Z530 processor inside. (Although a central specs list Windows XP as well as stylus submit, as we can see in a video it was clearly regulating Windows 7 as well as multitouch — the Atom CPU competence also be an error, but the repute upon hand couldn’t contend A BC10C, whilst bulkier, boasts an Intel Celeron chip — the small some-more energy, but we can’t help but consternation how battery holdup would humour. Hanvon t old us these babies would run for about 500 euros, with recover date currently unknown. We know a cavalcade: gallery next, and video after the break. Hanvon TouchPad BC10C as well as BA10E hands-on