Device manufacturer ExoPC will commence shipping from September 30.
The tablet known as the ExoPC, originally released around 2010, is set to make a comeback, but not under its original name. However, there's a twist – claims of the tablet being marketed in Canada under the name Ciara Vibe remain unverified.
While the tablet, with a backup time of around 5 hours on a single full charge, is expected to start shipping from September 30, there's no concrete evidence to support the assertion that it will retail in Canada from the middle of next month under the name Ciara Vibe.
There's no record of a company named Ciara Vibe associated with tablet production or any other significant electronics manufacturers. The Canadian Trade Register shows no such entity, and there are no press releases, product announcements, or sales records confirming this connection.
Possible explanations for this discrepancy could be a mix-up with other tablet manufacturers or brands, a rumour or misinformation circulating online, or a regional rebranding campaign, although the latter is rare and usually well-documented.
For those seeking more concrete information, it's recommended to check the Canadian Trade Register, explore Canadian electronics media such as iPhone in Canada and MobileSyrup, scour social media and forums, and directly contact Canadian electronics retailers or distributors.
In summary, as of the end of 2023, there are no verified sources to support the claim that the ExoPC tablet will be marketed in Canada under the name Ciara Vibe. If you have any concrete evidence or specific documents, feel free to share – I'm always here to help with the sorting!
The ExoPC tablet, however, is set to make its return, boasting a 1.66GHz Intel Atom Pineview-M N450 processor, 2GB of DDR2 RAM, and a Broadcom Crystal HD 1080p chipset for an improved multimedia experience. It features a capacitive touchscreen, a 1.3-megapixel webcam, USB 2.0, and a Mini HDMI port. The tablet, with a weight of 2.09 pounds and a display resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels, will retail for $599 for the 32GB version. Pre-orders for the tablet, which is being marketed as a competitor to the iPad, will be accepted from September 3. The tablet runs on a heavily customized version of Windows 7 Home Premium and sports an 11.6-inch screen, not the 8.9 inches initially expected.
