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| Specifications (base version) | |
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| Manufacturer | Amtek |
| Model name | T770 | CPU type | VIA C7-M |
| CPU speed | 1200 Mhz |
| Graphics | VIA Unichrome Pro |
| OS | Windows Vista Home Premium |
| Display Size |
7" 800 X 480 |
| Display Type |
CCFL b/l, Soft (Finger) Touch |
| RAM | 1024 MB |
| Hard Disk | 40 GB |
| Keyboard | NO |
| Mouse Pointer | YES |
| Battery capacity | 26 (Wh) |
| Battery Life (tested) | 2 - 2.6 hours |
| Weight | 850gm / 30 oz. |
| Size (w/h/d mm) | 226/146/27 mm |
| Size (w/h/d inches) | 8.9/5.7/1.1 |
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| USB2.0 |
| Docking connector |
| Headset i/f (Mic+Line) |
| Multi-format card reader |
| Wireless Interfaces |
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| 802.11b/g |
| BT2.0 |
| No Wireless WAN (e.g. 3G cellular) |
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| Stylus |
| WebCam |
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| Extended battery |
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| Video review of the Amtek T770 | 28/09/07 |
| ViaArena video review of Amtek T770 | 07/09/07 |
| Hands-on video, report. Amtek T770 UMPC | 12/07/07 |
| Minimage reviews the Amtek T770 | 28/06/07 |
| T770 review by UltraMobilePCTips. | 03/06/07 |
| JKK YouTube video of T770. | 21/03/07 |
| Charbax CeBIT video of the T770 | 21/03/07 |
| First details of specifications | 28/02/07 |
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| Product Notes |
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| The T770 is oone of the latest 'slate' style UMPCs. Available globally as an Amtek and branded device. |
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| UMPCPortal Opinion |
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| This is a good solid performer. 1.2Ghz CPU is fast enough to drive Vista with little lag. SD card slot, good build quality with high quality buttons and synaptics muse pointer. Price is competitive. Poor battery life of 2-2.25 hours must be considered before purchase though. |
| Pricing Guide (based on retail price for base model.) | ||
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| Europe: | €865 | 23 Jan 08 |
| USA: | $975 | 10 Apr 07 |
| UK: | £600 | 04 Mar 07 |
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