'Tablet for hackers' no longer on sale
An Android tablet that was advertised as an open device for hackers appears to have gone off the market, quite soon after its release.
The ZaTab ZT2 (seen above) was advertised late last year on the website of the small California company ZaReason, which also sells PCs and laptops loaded with GNU/Linux.
It was listed along with the laptops on the website, but now is no longer featured there. There are, however, specific pages for this tablet and also the first one which the company produced, but one needs to know the URLs to view them.
The page for the ZT2 says the device is now out of stock.
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