HILVERSUM, Netherlands, October 25, 2010 /PRNewswire/ –

- Ambiance Technology Launches New AT-Tablet to Oppose iPad

Introducing the 10 inch AT Tablet, Dutch Ambiance Technology is the first
company in Europe to launch a consumer 3G touchpad operated by Windows 7 Home
Premium. The new tablet PC performance matches every modern laptop and -
unlike his famous counterpart the iPad – allows all Windows software to be
used.

More information: http://www.attablet.com

Ambiance Technology managing director Eric Schouten is surprised no one
else beat him to this. “Microsoft even called to congratulate us with the
fist professional answer to all the Android commotion, ” he says. Thanks to
his AT Tablet consumers no longer have to download their programs or
applications in special app stores, but are able to use the same programs
they are familiar with on their PC.

With the device they can surf the internet with the fast and wireless
3G-connection, watch movies, listen to music, read e-books, watch or alter
their documents, visit social networks and do everything they normally do
behind their computer, wherever the are. “You carry your digital life with
you. This tablet makes you more mobile, frees you from an endless
dependency on wires, sockets or special app stores, ” Schouten says.

The AT-Tablet is operated by a multi touch screen – allowing the
simultaneously touching of several keys -, has a 3G SIM card slot, a 160 Gb
hard drive, USB ports, card readers, LAN, Bluetooth and a mini VGA connector
to a LCD monitor. The built-in 1.3 Mp webcam and microphone allow people to
chat, Skype or MSN. It´s even possible to write on the screen with a stylus
pen to make notes or adjust documents. Users can buy apps from other users or
professionals in a special app store or develop their own applications.

Ambiance Technology is known in Europe as a supplier of AT Telecom mobile
phones, based on Dual SIM solutions, and importer of high quality consumer
electronics. The introduction of the AT-Tablet met enthusiastic reactions.
Schouten: “People say: finally a Windows operated tablet.”

The AT-Tablet will be available in November.