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Gigabyte M700 media center uMPC specifications

Posted on 14 May 2008 by Chippy



Gigabyte are getting a good slice of the news cake this week! Tucked inside a marketing PDF received the other day were more details about the new Gigabyte M700.

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This one is going to take a little explaining because the M700 isn’t just a slate UMPC, it’s part of a mobile media system that Gigabyte have created by building a special IPTV-capable docking station. Think of it as a souped-up Slingbox with client player included.

I have a presentation video from CeBIT that I’ll put together with a more detailed article later today. In the meantime, take a look at the specs. It’s expected to launch at end of Q3. Pricing unknown but Mobilx are taking pre-orders so if you want to queue up, I’ve added an affiliate link to Mobilx in the product page.

6 Comments For This Post

  1. TK4KILLA says:

    Design is awesome, lets see how the media system will be.
    This device could be my next companion (if the price is right).

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  2. Vit says:

    It does look more interesting than M704, but we will see….

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  3. yabeweb says:

    This is AWESOME… i wish i could get my hands on it… it definetly looks NICE!!

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  4. Erwos says:

    I like the idea a lot. The real question in my mind is whether the docking station has HDMI, or at least DVI. The VGA out on the device is not really all that useful in a home theater setup…

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  5. John says:

    There going to be version that runs a real OS (with full driver support for all of the hardware)?

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  6. Alexander%9 says:

    Hey very nice blog Beautiful Amazing articles Very well written I will bookmark your blog and take the feeds also…

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