Seems some tech talkers have already gotten their hands on the new Pepper Pad 3 Web Tablet- so it is right about time we give you the specs. Improving on the original, this Pad (created in partnership between HanBit Electronics and Pepper Computer) is bigger in content, with applications galore, and brighter, touchscreen included, yet smaller sized, making it simple to carry.

The Pepper Pad 3 is a Linux running based internet tablet, weighing in at only 2 lbs. and measuring less than 1” thick. It is also life resistant and made to handle simple splashes and bumps, making it appropriate to have around the apartment, or bring out to your next luncheon.

Enhanced performance includes – Firefox; said to run 3-4 times faster than the original, and a substantially more responsive user interface- meaning faster load time for Web content or movie display, or switching in between. The big change is due to the AMD processor, built with a more efficient system architecture.

Included on the Pepper Pad are features like Bluetooth, WiFi, a full QWERTY keyboard, USB connectivity and a built-in video camera. DVD quality movies can be viewed on the Pad’s 800x480, 7" screen. Infrared and UPnP capabilities, allow users to wirelessly control their PC, TV, stereo and set-top boxes, with support for hundreds of existing and future A/V devices.

Included applications are secure and considered low maintenance allowing for easy use- without configuration and tech support struggles.

To hype sales- there has been a promotion extended; the new Pepperpad 3 can be purchased for $500, with submitting of the serial number of an existing Pepperpad.

Via Crunchgear