The Notion Ink Adam has become one of the most interesting gadget at CES. Housed in a wooden, painted prototype case, the Notion Ink Adam tablet is rough. But with Pixel Qi dual-mode screen tech on one arm and Nvidia’s Tegra 2. With Nvidia’s Tegra chip, the Notion Ink Adam can handle 1080p video playback and Pixel Qi’s groundbreaking dual-mode display will lets you go from full color mode to ePaper with the push of a button. The eventual hardware will be 14mm thick (Rohan said they could even get it down to around 12mm) with a reasonably minimal bezel.
This tablet popped up it had the following specs :
*10.1” 1024 x 600 display
*16 / 32GB SSD
*1080p HD support
*Wi-Fi
*3G
*A-GPS / Digital compass / accelerometer / ambient light sensor / water sensor
*USB / HDMI / SD card slot / headphone and mic jacks / 3MP webcam
*Battery life: 48 hours in standby, 16 hours web browsing with Wi-Fi and 8 hours HD playback.
More details on this device should be available at Mobile World Congress in February
