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Of course. The Samsung SPH-P9000.

Posted on 14 December 2006

I need to pay more attention. What Judie was alluding to was obviously the Samsung SPH-P9000 Ultra Mobile PC Phone thingy. She hasn’t posted anything yet but Slash Gear have just put some photos out of the device.Vincent Nguyen was at the Samsung party with Judie. There’s a big bunch of photos, a video to come later and I assume there will be comments from all those that are there. It will be available from Sprint early 2008. ‘The price is under $2000.’ So that’s only 13 Months away then. […]

‘All new’ UMPC experience from MS in 2007.

Posted on 14 December 2006

So what does that mean? Your guess is as good as mine but it seems that the Origami team is ready to wind up the marketing machine once again. (Be careful lads!) if this post is anyting to go by. We already know that there will be a number of new devices but Dustin at Origamiproject is telling us that the all new ultra mobile PC is “the best product work my team has ever done.” Reading between the lines I think we’re going to see many of the new devices […]

More great ASUS R2H tips.

Posted on 14 December 2006

Josh Bancroft has written and recorded some great info about the R2H over the last month. Yesterday he posted a good set of tips too. If you own an R2H I recommend reading this along with the tips I published about optimising the R2H. Essential reading! What I still haven’t found out though is what all the ASUS R2H Active DigiPen marketing was all about. Smells like…….looks like…..maybe it is Bulls*** Steve.   Technorati tags: howto, tips, ASUS, r2h, umpc View details of all Ultra Mobile devices in the ultra mobile […]

Vega review. Not so glowing.

Posted on 14 December 2006

I think it had as much to do with the aesthetics than with any other part of the Vega. Jenn of Pocketables wasn’t too excited with the Vega in the review posted today. There are some good point made though. Take this one: One of its initial selling points, a “low” price, isn’t as relevant now that the $820 Kohjinsha SAF100A and erratically priced $799/$899 Samsung Q1b are readily available Add the PepperPad 3 at $650 and the AGO7 UMPC at $799 to that list and its easy to see what […]

Judie’s a teaser. 5" Samsung UMPC.

Posted on 14 December 2006

Tomorrow is the Summit meeting; I am looking forward to some of the new devices Samsung is set to reveal…including a 5 inch screen ultra mobile PC with a built-in keyboard. We were told in passing that it is about half the size of the Q1 – I’ve got to get photos of that! Thats all she said over at Gear Diary.  She’s raised my heart rate! Steve.   Technorati tags: samsung, umpc View details of all Ultra Mobile devices in the ultra mobile PC product database. From N800 to Flybook […]

HTC Athena. More leaked info.

Posted on 14 December 2006

Update: Real photos have been leaked. Update 2: A new Athena info page has been created to track the latest specs and news. Via TheUnwired I see that BengalBoy has pictures and specs of the HTC Athena. This is the one with the magnetic keyboard that I was raving about. a few weeks ago. Great stuff. However, this is not the ultra mobile PC that they are working on as far as I know. This is strictly WM5, 640×480. An Uber-Smartphone. The CPU is a Samsung 400Mhz (not like-for-like comparable […]

Best-of UMPC gallery.

Posted on 14 December 2006

Here’s a collection of some of the best Ultra Mobile PC photos from Carrypad. Public domain and hosted as a set at Flickr. Enjoy! More photos in the Carrypad ultra mobile PC Gallery. Taken as part of the typing speed test. Yes. I know its more girl than device! i7210 Road warrior kit with Vega UMPC i7210 and fold-away keyboard   i7210   The Eleksen fabric keyboard.  Pepperpad 3 as audio component. i7210 waiting for a beer. Size comparison More size comparisons The ultra mobile PC everywhere girl! Raon Digital Vega Raon Digital Vega […]

Mac OS-X on an R2H UMPC.

Posted on 13 December 2006

What! Someone claims to have put Mac OS-X on an ASUS R2H UMPC. I shan’t waste any more of your time. Go over to OnlyUMPC for the details. Steve View details of all Ultra Mobile devices in the ultra mobile PC product database. From N800 to Flybook V5, its all there!

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