I’m sure I’ve mentioned here once or twice the Gigabyte T1000 netvertible series, consisting of T1000P and T1000X models, both with similar configurations. Now that the dust has settled on the announcement news it’s time to get to the real moment consumers are waiting: availability of the Gigabyte T1000P, which just now surfaced on Amazon.com for a pretty steep 699$ price. It’s in preorder with availability starting July 1st.

    This puts it 200 bucks north of the ASUS EEE PC T101MT, the most important convertible tablet that has surfaced this year (see the current best netvertible list here).

    But price is not necessarily the most important point here. Configuration is important and how it handles compared to the ASUS T101MT and Lenovo S10-3t. So let’s see in short the main specs of Gigabyte T1000p, the best of the T1000 series:

    • Windows®  Starter OS
    • Intel® AtomTM Processor N470 1.83GHz
    • 10.1″ Touch TFT-LCD WSVGA, 1366×768 with LED backlit, capacitive with multi touch
    • Mobile Intel®945GSE Express Chipset+ ICH7M
    • Embedded HSDPA Support
    • 2.5″ 9.5mm SATA HDD 5400rpm, 250 GB
    • Multi-Touch Mousepad
    • Battery Li-ion 6 cells, ~7650mAh Battery
    Gigabyte T1000P netvertible

    Gigabyte T1000P netvertible

    It’s clear that the screen of the Gigabyte T1000P is great thanks to the higher resolution and capacitive touchscreen technology. The 6 cell 7650 mAh battery is also a behemoth (it sticks out the back of the netvertible) that should provide at least 8 hours of juice, more than what ASUS and Lenovo are capable of, but again, we have to test this claim before jumping to conclusions. It’s interesting to see HSDPA 3.5G support out of the box (some of the additional cost comes from it I must admit). All in all the Gigabyte T1000P is a netvertible we can’t wait to test here at AllTouchTablet.com. You can preorder your below directly from Amazon: