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Hands-On Kohjisha SA1F00

December 11th, 2006

Here’s a video preview on the UMPC Kohjisha SA1F00 from Akihabara News. Video…
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Hands-On TabletKiosk EO i7210 UMPC

November 7th, 2006

JKKMobile gives us a hands-on look on TabletKiosk’s EO i7210. This UMPC runs on Window Vista RC2 and it features a 1.0-GHz Intel Pentium M ULV processor, 1GB of DDR memory, 60GB HDD, 802.11b/g Wi-Fi, 1.3-megapixel webcam, and a 7-inch touchscreen TFT-LCD display. Video…
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Kohjisha SA1F00

November 7th, 2006

SA1F00, the new mini-PC from Kohjisha Company Japan, this ultra-portable Windows XP device comes with a 7 7-key keyboard, AMD’s 500MHz Geode LX800 CPU, a 7-inch 800×480 touch-sensitive display, up to 1GB of memory and 80GB of storage, 802.11b/g WiFi, Bluetooth 2.0+EDR, 3-in-1 memory card and CF card slots, and respectable 5-hour battery with a 2.2-hour full recharge or 1.5-hours for 85%. It measures 218 x 163 x 25.4-mm and weighs 960-grams. Kohjisha SA1F00 is available for ¥89,000 (about $754) for the 40GB while ¥109,800 (about $930) for 80GB and MS Office pre-installed.
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Quanta’s UMPC

October 21st, 2006

Quanta Computer, the largest contract laptop PC maker in the world is going to make its own UMPC base on reference designed from Intel and Yahoo. This UMPC will be the company first foray into UMPC market and will runs in Intel’s Viiv technology, incorporating Go TV, Yahoo! photos, music, and miscellanous content. The OS of choice is Microsoft’s Windows XP Tablet Edition. Pricing and availability has not been announced but the Quanta UMPC comes with a QWERTY keypad. One more view…
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Raon Vega World’s Lightest UMPC

October 19th, 2006

Raon Vega is the world’s lightest 4.3-inch UMPC, measures in 15.8 x 7.8 x 2.8cm and 480g. It comes with AMD Geode LX800 (500MHz) processor, 512MB of memory, 30GB HDD, and a WXGA (800 x 480) display. It goes on sale later this month and will be priced at $1,173. Vega runs on Windows XP Home Edition. With a standard battery, you’ll get less than two hours’ run time, the spec sheet reveals, but a beefier “bulk battery” will take the total to 5.5 hours

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SmartCaddie EX UMPC

October 17th, 2006

The SmartCaddie EX is PBJ’s first foray into the UMPC market. This UMPC comes with an Intel Celeron M (900-MHz) or a Via C7-M ULV (1.0-GHz) CPU, 30GB-40GB HDD, 512MB of memory, and a 2.5-hour battery life. Best of all, reasonable pricing $1,167. Availability has not been announced.

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HP iPaq rx5900

September 30th, 2006


LaptopMag reviews on HP iPaq rx5900 travel companion. It is a Windows Mobile 5.0-powered device that come with a 400MHz Samsung SC32442 processor, 3.5-inch QVGA touchscreen display, 2GB of Flash memory, 802.11b/g Wi-Fi, 64MB RAM, Bluetooth 2.0, and an SDIO slot. HP iPaq rx5900 is suitable for those of you who often travel because it is a all-in-one device, PDA, Music Player, GPS.

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S-XGen

September 22nd, 2006

S-XGen from Seamless Wifi, it is a full featured Windows CE 5.0-powered PDA/UMPC. It comes with a 520MHz Intel Xscale processor, 4.25-inch screen, 128MB SDRAM, 20GB HDD, 802.11b Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and Ethernet. It also has a SD card slot and it measures 6.5 x 3.8 x 1.1-inch and a purported 8 hours of battery life

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ASUS R2H UMPC

August 26th, 2006

ASUSTeK officially unveiled its R2H UMPC comes with a 7-inch large screen WXGA display, 900-MHz Intel Celeron M ULV processor, 1.3-megapixel camera, Bluetooth 2.0+EDR, up to 60GB HDD, and a biometric fingerprint reader. It is expected to retail at the price of $1,000. Availability has not been announced.

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Falcom Samba USB EDGE Adapter

August 17th, 2006

Falcom released a device called Samba. It is a extremely useful device which act as a wireless EDGE modem for notebook and UMPC, it allows you to make or receive calls over GSM network and send or receive faxes at the same time. Be sure you insert you SIM card beforehand in order to gain such functionality and remember to eject the SIM card and insert it back to your mobile so that you won’t set your notebook as a primary calling device.
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