Asus has unveiled its Eeepad at the Computex in Taiwan. The tablet device which was much awaited for long, has finally been rolled out. According to the trade experts it will stand tall against the likes of Dell Streak and may be Apple's iPad. The reports reveal that the Eeepad comes in two versions the 10-inched and a 12-inched version.

Both the versions are run by an Intel Core 2 Duo processor. The 12-inch version has a Windows 7 Home Premium - while the 10-inch version features Windows Embedded Compact 7 OS. Asus claims that the device is devised for Internet access, watching videos and, computing, it can also be used as an e-reader. With a 2 megapixel camera it allows users to sync their device to a laptop or desktop via a USB port or by using Micro SD cards. However no price details of the same have yet been released.