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2009-04-06 , 17:43
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http://www.umpcportal.com/2008/12/al...the-wibrain-i1

http://www.umpcportal.com/2009/04/wi...urchase-report

Sounds outstanding, ugly as sin(imo).. usability vs aesthetics i suppose..

though 12 hour battery life(7+ w/wifi).. mmm
 
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2009-04-07 , 06:07
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Even the original wibrain reminded me a bit of the Husky Computer

http://www.old-computers.com/MUSEUM/...asp?st=1&c=285

Am I the only one liking the Wibrain because it reminds me of MacGyver times tech?

OTOH I almost went for the original wibrain until I found out that it heats up pretty good with the extended battery. From time to time I browse the web in the search for the more poreful, x86 based n800 replacement. Still haven't found one.
 

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2009-04-07 , 21:24
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It's like a Samsung Q1 Ultra... with a smaller screen, and a 5 row keyboard.

I don't care about "ugly", I care about "functional". This thing with a 7" or 9" screen might be compelling.
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