The Microsoft Surface might just have a better priced rival-- the EXOdesk, a combination of regular Windows PC with a desk embedding a 40" touchscreen.
One might remember the company for the EXOPC Slate, a Windows 7 tablet with an interesting touch-based UI overlay. The EXOdesk carries a similar interface, only within a much larger surface.
It has 10-point touch with a 1080p resolution, runs HTML5 apps (not Flash), and contains both touchpad zones and a regular physical keyboard. The company also Continue reading...