Last year’s Qooq inscription frequency done most of a dash in the gadget industry, notwithstanding the in progress prowess and silly small feet. Now, the manufacturer at the back of a device, Realease, is shaving down the appendages and ditching the recipes to emanate the Shogo, the 10-inch, capacitive-touch Linux inscription. Two models will be offering with Freescale processors, one with a i.MX37 as well as an additional with the faster i.MX51, and much of the device’s functionality will be provided by a webkit-based browser. We’re the small misleading about a distribution skeleton here, as it really sounds similar to Realease would cite to sell this thing in bulk to businesses than individually to shlemiels like us, though a thing apparently could go into mass prolongation within the couple of months. Will it? Let’s only contend we’re not utterly as vehement about that possibility as Charbax gets in a proof video below.