March 07, 2009
Samsung has just unveiled the next generation of Q1 Ultra UMPC, the NP-Q1EX. Powered by a 1.2Ghz Nano ULV U2500 processor, the ultra mobile machine features a 7-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 1024 x 600, a 2GB of DDR2 main memory, a Chrome9 HC graphics engine, and a 60GB of hard drive...
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March 05, 2009
Following NaviGadget's discovery of the FCC documentation for the new Samsung Q1EX, Engadget found that the Nano-powered UMPC already had an official product page full of specs, some photos, a user manual, and other details. Since then, Samsung put the device up for preorder for a fairly reasonable ...
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Jenn
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After owning three Samsung Q1-series UMPCs, it’s fair to say that I’ve got a soft spot in my heart for the devices. That’s why my next statement may come as a surprise to many: I really don’t see the point of Samsung’s new Q1EX that just ran through the FCC gauntlet. I&...
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Kevin C. Tofel
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Meet the latest iteration of the Samsung Q1 handheld: the NP-Q1EX. First spotted at CES in January, Sammy's going back to its UMPC roots by ditching the split QWERTY in favor of a clean, slate look that keeps the eye focused on the 7-inch, touchscreen display with 1,024 x 600 pixel resolution. Insid...
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Thomas Ricker
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February 07, 2009
Last year ditisfris did a big campaign for a new youth health insurance from Univé. Photography and promotion teams used a pimped Chevrolet van to go to 25 different festivals across the Netherlands. They took pictures of visitors of these festivals, and gave away these pictures on magnets. You cou...
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Joris Bruring
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February 05, 2009
If you ask us (and you did) all signs seem to be pointing towards an Eee-branded UMPC at some point in the near future. Clearly there is some interest in such a beast, and we've definitely heard some chatter, and now we've got several delectable pics of an Eee PC 701 prototype with more than a passi...
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Joseph L. Flatley
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January 23, 2009
Oliver Seres has developed a tablet PC prototype that he's calling the iFrame (groan) -- which is somewhat similar to that CrunchPad we've been following -- and runs on a custom install of Ubuntu. It's built from an Amtek T10L UMPC, and looks like it's pretty snappy, with a really slick interface. W...
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Laura June
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Hard to believe but after three years (almost to the day) a MID / UMPC running a Microsoft OS with a $500 MSRP is finally out for retail. Trigem's LLUON mobbit is available in two configurations of which the lesser lists for KRW699,000 or about $490. A KRW799,000 ($560) presumably adds the listed Wi...
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Thomas Ricker
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January 18, 2009
Maybe we're just hot for sleek, thin, ultra sexy renders of handheld computing devices, but we dare anyone to call the unit pictured above unsightly (and mean it). Shortly after showcasing its swiveling S7 at CES, Viliv has taken the wraps off of its X70 Atom Communication MID. The handheld comes st...
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Darren Murph
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January 17, 2009
Been hankering for a cheapo UMPC? Perhaps the folks at e-Loam can answer your strained prayers. Enter the F7, a VIA C7-based handheld with a 1.2GHz CPU, 1GB of RAM, a 8GB (or 80GB) hard drive, WiFi, and... not much else. The teensy device boots XP, has Bluetooth, a 0.3 megapixel webcam, and features...
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