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edward.ming.lee@gmail.com writes:
> Tablet is not for embedded.  It's difficult set up default behaviors
> and hard to hook up I/Os.

I meant just use the tablet as a display, communicating with an external
board that runs the application.  The tablet wouldn't need special code,
if a web browser can supply sufficient UI features.