Video Review of Motion Computing LS800

Wednesday 5 April 2006 - Comments (0)

Motion LS800

GottaBeMobile.com has put together a video review of the Motion Computing LS800. Full Tablet PC have been ignored as of late, due to the hoopla around Ultlra Mobile PCs, and it’s good to see a review of one of the few full Tablets/Slates in this class.

The LS800 is powered by an Ultra Low Voltage Intel Pentium M and has an 8.4-inch SVGA display.

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CNET’s Worst Tech of 2006 (So Far)

Friday 31 March 2006 - Comments (0)

CNET published a Worst tech of 2006 (so far) listing that mentioned two products that some of us are near and dear to (or will be).

The Nokia 770 Internet Tablet clocked in at #9 as their “Worst-rated product that CNET readers love”. Ouch.

The Microsoft Origami/Ultra Mobile PC project was listed as their “Worst-kept secret” at #3.

FCC Approves Samsung Q1 For US Sales

Wednesday 29 March 2006 - Comments (0)
Samsung Q1 UMPC
MobileWhack.com is reporting that the FCC has cleared the Samsung Q1 for sales in the US, which means we could see the Q1 fairly soon. The Q1 was one of the first Ultra Mobile PCs announced recently.

MW also mentions AVStation Premium, a software multimedia package that maybe available for the Q1.

Meet the TabletKiosk eo V7110

Monday 27 March 2006 - Comments (0)
TabletKiosk eo V7110 UMPC
TabletKiosk eo V7110 UMPC
The TabletKiosk V-700 is dead, long live the TabletKiosk eo V7110. Guess what? This Via-powered Ultra Mobile PC is going to ship in the last week of April. 2006 no less. You can read the press release here. It has an optional extended battery to get you up to four hours of battery life, and with the cradle, you can have an extended/dual display setup.

$899 gets you the standard TabletKiosk eo V7110 in black or white, with 256MB of memory and a 30GB harddrive. $999 gets that memory bumped up to 512MB and the harddrive up to 40GB.

Looks like this could be the first one out of the door and in the hands of the average Joe.j

Another UltraMobile PC (Korea - Daewoo Lucoms)

Monday 27 March 2006 - Comments (0)
Daewoo Lucoms UMPC
Image Source: Akihabara
Another new Ultra Mobile PC (UMPC), this time from Daewoo in Korea. It’s the Lucoms, and it’s based on the Founder MiniNote and so the specs are virtually identical - 30 - 60GB harddrive, 900MHz Pentium M or Celeron M (probably Celeron M), and 512MB of memory. No other specifications are known at this time.

via Akihabara News

PBJ’s Smart Caddie Flash Demo

Friday 24 March 2006 - Comments (0)
PBJ Smart Caddie
PBJ has now made their SmartCaddie.jp website live, with a large and detailed flash movie about the Smart Caddie Ultra Mobile PC. It includes views from all different angles, as well as information on what all can be done, and has a unique interface (you can use a stylus).
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