Viliv S10 Blade - Intel Atom

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Pros:

Small, light and affordable with a zippy Intel Atom processor.
Sleek, slim design, Resistive multitouch screen responds to both stylus and finger input, Long battery life

Cons:

A little small; integrated graphics are weak; narrow viewing angle.
Underside gets dangerously hot, Resolution hampers touch functionality, Mediocre performance, Sluggish graphics hamper touch apps

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Last revision on February 10, 2012

Reviewers Liked

Small, light and affordable with a zippy Intel Atom processor
Sleek, slim design, Resistive multitouch screen responds to both stylus and finger input, Long battery life

Reviewers Didn't Like

A little small; integrated graphics are weak; narrow viewing angle
Underside gets dangerously hot, Resolution hampers touch functionality, Mediocre performance, Sluggish graphics hamper touch apps

Expert reviews and ratings

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While it might be small, this affordable tablet PC is worth a second...

By TopTenREVIEWS on June 01, 2010

This convertible’s multitouch display and battery life can’t make up for its mediocre performance, high temperature, and high...

By LaptopMag on March 23, 2010

I hate it when a product like the Viliv S10 Blade looks so good as a concept but fails to live up to its potential. The S10 has a late-model Atom CPU, 1GB of RAM, and a multitouch 10-inch screen. Should be solid, right? Wrong. Features Multitouch...

By techcrunch.com on March 24, 2010