Data Evolution obviously think so too and have taken it into their product line as the Cathena UMPC. (Is everyone happy that it's a UMPC now or are we still arguing over that touchscreen element?) I was wondering where I'd heard that name before and when I took a look at the other products I realised why. They are the owners of the very nice Clio NXT design and also recently bought the rights to the AMD PIC, a low cost desktop computing solution. I don't have the Cathena in the database but you'll find the same specifications in the Kohjinsha SA1 page along with a gallery and my review.

One other thing to note about the Cathena - they've brought the entry level price down significantly. The base model is apparently now a good-value $799 making it the third sub $800 Windows-based UMPC on the US market. If you're in Europe, the only place I know of to get it is either via Dynamism.com or import from Sarutek via the MyKohjinsha blog.

YahooFinance Via GottaBeMobile.

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Data Evolution obviously think so too and have taken it into their product line as the Cathena UMPC. (Is everyone happy that it's a UMPC now or are we still arguing over that touchscreen element?) I was wondering where I'd heard that name before and when I took a look at the other products I realised why. They are the owners of the very nice Clio NXT design and also recently bought the rights to the AMD PIC, a low cost desktop computing solution. I don't have the Cathena in the database but you'll find the same specifications in the Kohjinsha SA1 page along with a gallery and my review.

One other thing to note about the Cathena - they've brought the entry level price down significantly. The base model is apparently now a good-value $799 making it the third sub $800 Windows-based UMPC on the US market. If you're in Europe, the only place I know of to get it is either via Dynamism.com or import from Sarutek via the MyKohjinsha blog.

YahooFinance Via GottaBeMobile.

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Data Evolution offers Cathena UMPC (AKA Kohjinsha SA1)

Posted on 26 April 2007, Last updated on 07 November 2019 by

I recently sold my Kohjinsha SA1 ultra mobile PC that had been my mobile companion for about 3 months. It was really an amazing little machine. Fast SD card slot, Excellent WiFi sensitivity, one of the brightest screens I’ve seen on a ultra mobile PC and that class-leading battery life of over 4 hours. The keyboard wasn’t perfect and the swivel screen is a bit of a novelty considering it wasn’t a touch screen model but overall it was a fantastic companion.

Data Evolution obviously think so too and have taken it into their product line as the Cathena UMPC. (Is everyone happy that it’s a ultra mobile PC now or are we still arguing over that touchscreen element?) I was wondering where I’d heard that name before and when I took a look at the other products I realised why. They are the owners of the very nice Clio NXT design and also recently bought the rights to the AMD PIC, a low cost desktop computing solution. I don’t have the Cathena in the database but you’ll find the same specifications in the Kohjinsha SA1 page along with a gallery and my review.

One other thing to note about the Cathena – they’ve brought the entry level price down significantly. The base model is apparently now a good-value $799 making it the third sub $800 Windows-based UMPC on the US market. If you’re in Europe, the only place I know of to get it is either via Dynamism.com or import from Sarutek via the MyKohjinsha blog.

YahooFinance Via GottaBeMobile.

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