Delay in ExoPC slate's release once more announced

In a recent development, the much-anticipated ExoPC Slate tablet has experienced another delay in its launch. The delay is due to a fault in the manufacturing process, as revealed by ExoPC, the company responsible for the tablet's production.

The tablet, originally scheduled to start shipping on the 15th of this month, has been pushed back. The expected launch date has now shifted to November. However, ExoPC has stated that they may still meet the 15th October timeline, but only in extremely limited numbers (100 units). These units will be of the 32 GB version.

Sovan Mandal, a tech enthusiast and a contributor to a tech-related website, has written an article discussing the latest developments. In his article, published on the website, Mandal explains that the delay is due to an automated tool used by Pegatron, the manufacturing company, which was exerting too much pressure on the touch screens, causing them to break. A replacement machine has been used, and the touch screens are being replaced with more robust units.

Mandal, who keeps himself updated on the latest developments in technology, is particularly interested in smartphones, tablet devices, AI, and self-driven automobiles. His latest tech fad is self-driven automobiles.

Each pre-ordered ExoPC Slate will come with a stylus and an ExoPC stand. The article does not contain any advertisements, ensuring an unbiased and informative read for tech enthusiasts.

Despite the delay, Mandal remains optimistic about the ExoPC Slate's potential. The tablet, with its innovative features and sleek design, promises to be a game-changer in the world of technology.

Stay tuned for more updates on the ExoPC Slate and the latest developments in technology and gadgets. If you're a tech enthusiast like Sovan Mandal, be sure to bookmark the website for regular updates and insights.