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The ultra-mobile PC concept dates back a few years ago when Samsung and partners released an attempt at ultra-portable computing. Of course, given the fact that the PC would quickly suck the battery dry, it was more of a loss of time. This year's Consumer Electronics Show brought yet another similar initiative: ... |
11 January 2008
11:09 GMT |
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Intel, the Californian microchip manufacturer, revealed back in September 2007 a new mobile concept, similar to Apple's iPhone but with a length that surpasses any other modern handset's length (and that, of course, isn't a good thing at all). But Intel said the new device, which isn't actually a ... |
11 January 2008
09:58 GMT |
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Samsung has just extended its Q1 Ultra family of ultra-mobile PCs it launched back in May 2007. Initially, the UMPCs came with Intel's A100 and A110 processors, and 40GB, 60GB or 80GB HDDs, running Windows XP Tablet PC Edition or Windows Vista Home Edition.The company's new model, the Q1 Ultra Premium, boa... |
7 January 2008
03:52 GMT |
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Everex, the notebook manufacturer, has confirmed that the company is going to ship an new UMPC to compete Asustek's Eee Notebook PC. Sources from within the company say that the 'Cloudbook' UMPC is likely to be shipped with the gOS Linux distribution. The notebook model will come with a 7-inch screen a... |
11 December 2007
05:24 GMT |
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Intel, the most important computer hardware manufacturing in the world, is preparing to defend its position against Advanced Micro Devices and its announced range of products with the November launch of a line of central processing units from the Penryn class that are bringing new 45 nanometer CPUs to desktop, mobile... |
3 October 2007
04:25 GMT |
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Intel has just added one more device to those inspired by Apple's iPhone that have managed only to copy it instead of breaking it. This new handset is surely going to need some space in the crowd, as it comes in some unbelievable sizes, with a length that will surely scare many people away. Good thing it's ... |
21 September 2007
05:40 GMT |
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There are two market segments which are not dominated by Intel made central processing units, the servers and the mobile markets and the biggest CPU manufacturer in the world wants them too. In order to accomplish this feat Intel prepares the launch of a new mobile computing platform called "Montevina small form-fact... |
8 September 2007
08:24 GMT |
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The mobile computing market is on a growing trend despite an almost chronic shortage of important hardware parts, so a number of companies are trying to force their way into this market at the expence of already established manufacturers. This is the case of the Qualcomm company that aims at taking Intel's place... |
6 September 2007
10:10 GMT |
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Packard Bell announced the launch of a new ultra portable mini computer system, the EasyNote XS, which is a seven inch notebook featuring advanced technologies that allow it to run Microsoft's Windows XP Home Edition. In fact, because of its processing power and features the latest product from Packard Bell is a... |
4 September 2007
09:29 GMT |
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Yes, dear readers, not a day without Samsung, it seems. Sometimes, even twice a day, it would seem, because beside the aforementioned MP3 players the Korean company has also unveiled an important upgrade to their line of Ultra-Mobile PCs, namely three new models, the Q1U-SSDXP, Q1U-ELXP and Q1U-XP, which provide cert... |
29 August 2007
10:21 GMT |
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Mobile computing devices are very popular these days, and while most computer users are more than happy with a notebook, laptop or a tablet PC, there are those that demand the ultimate mobile computing experience. And so the UMPC was born. The ultra mobile PC is the lighter version of the smallest laptop or tablet ou... |
25 August 2007
05:51 GMT |
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It looks like the Japanese computer hardware manufacturing company Fujitsu is taking the Tablet PC market very seriously, since the company just released a second ultra portable mobile computer, the LifeBook T2010 Tablet PC, after a very short time from the official launch of the LifeBook U810 UMPC.The Fujitsu LifeBo... |
15 August 2007
04:21 GMT |
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The Japanese computer hardware manufacturer and vendor Fujitsu announced the launch of a new UMPC computing system named LifeBook U810. The Ultra Mobile PC (UMPC for short) systems from Fujitsu are known for being very small and sleek with pleasant designs but without sacrificing computing power. Another important fe... |
14 August 2007
11:30 GMT |
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It seems there is a growing need on the market for a notebook that can withstand the roughness of nature. Although the market required it, a tough and portable device didn't seem to be 'in the works' until now.Asustek Computers, Inc. is preparing a device that resembles the Rugged UMPC concept. The 7-i... |
30 July 2007
11:51 GMT |
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Although UMPCs haven't really taken off so far, as their target market segment is not exactly a very wide one, it seems that manufacturers are trying to do their best in order to keep up with the market trends and demands. And a very good example of their commitment to development is the case of Samsung, who jus... |
11 June 2007
07:00 GMT |
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Probably yes. If you're not taking into account the OLPC or INTEL's Classmate laptop. Evidently since the OLPC and INTEL's own laptop for kids are not exactly fully functional machines you can't put them in the same category with Asus' own UMPC. However if we're to elevate this discussio... |
6 June 2007
05:16 GMT |
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Although Microsoft presented the Origami UMPC project as a revolution in the field of mobile PCs, few companies have decided to provide such ultra-portable devices. We only heard of Microsoft's UMPC prototypes and Samsung's Vista UMPC, but this was about six months ago. However, an obscure company known as ... |
1 June 2007
07:15 GMT |
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For the mobile market, Intel isn't quite content with pretty much owning the notebook segment, so they are digging into the Ultra Mobile PC (UMPC) market as well. That's why Intel has released the Ultra Mobile Platform 2007, which is based on the Intel A100 (downclocked Pentium M running at 600MHz, 90nm pro... |
18 April 2007
09:28 GMT |
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A funny thing came to mind when I learned that Intel was going to take another stab at the Ultra Mobile PC (UMPC) market; I saw a movie in which somebody said that smokers are getting heckled for smoking and they in turn replied by saying “I'm gonna quit, I've tried quitting” and so on, but nobody is heckli... |
6 April 2007
08:15 GMT |
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TableKiosk today announced its entrance on the Table PC market unveiling 2 new portables: eo TufTab v7112XT (pictured) and Sahara TufTab i310XT. The first one features 1.2 GHz VIA CPU, 1GB of RAM, sunlight viewable 7-inch TFT LCD touchscreen with LED backlighting, 40 GB drive, 802.11 b/g wireless LAN, Bluetooth 2.0, ... |
21 March 2007
06:28 GMT |
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Samsung Electronics America is ready to launch their Ultra-Mobile PC (UMPC) Q1P model, which supports Windows Vista. This is Samsung's first UMPC to qualify for Windows Vista certification. The Q1P version represents a truly ultra-mobile device that provides the power of a PC, but can be accessed anytime, anywhe... |
7 March 2007
11:09 GMT |
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