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2008-03-24
, 10:27
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That is chung for a quite small device.
Not sure on the thickness though >.<
Not sure on the thickness though >.<
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2008-03-24
, 10:45
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Originally Posted by sachin007
It's a brick.
Check this out guys .... these are mind boggling specs
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2008-03-24
, 10:52
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@ London, UK
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too bad it isnt very pretty.... 
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2008-03-24
, 12:02
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@ San Jose, CA
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I was just about to post about that thing.
It's like someone took the idea that I've been talking about for months (keyboard and side-rails are stationary, screen slides and tilts) ... only instead of making it a slight variation of the N810 look and design, they gave it a somewhat art-deco-ish/steam-punk-ish look ... and made it as god-awful butt-ugly as possible.
And what's up with how thick those side rails are!? I can't imagine that's going to be comfortable for your thumbs, the way they make such a steep drop to get to the keys.
f'n ugly. It's like seeing an ugly mutant twin of your own baby :-}
And Windows & Linux!? WTF? Why do you need windows on the thing if you've got Linux?? .... ugh. I think this thing actually exceeds at being a more craptastic job of implementing a great idea than the WiBrain (split thumb keyboard UMPC).
It's like someone took the idea that I've been talking about for months (keyboard and side-rails are stationary, screen slides and tilts) ... only instead of making it a slight variation of the N810 look and design, they gave it a somewhat art-deco-ish/steam-punk-ish look ... and made it as god-awful butt-ugly as possible.
And what's up with how thick those side rails are!? I can't imagine that's going to be comfortable for your thumbs, the way they make such a steep drop to get to the keys.
f'n ugly. It's like seeing an ugly mutant twin of your own baby :-}
And Windows & Linux!? WTF? Why do you need windows on the thing if you've got Linux?? .... ugh. I think this thing actually exceeds at being a more craptastic job of implementing a great idea than the WiBrain (split thumb keyboard UMPC).
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2008-03-24
, 13:17
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I always liked the 80s like computer design. Just check the husky for a great looking umpc 
http://www.old-computers.com/museum/...asp?c=863&st=1
http://www.old-computers.com/museum/...asp?c=863&st=1
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2008-03-24
, 13:25
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@ Capital District, NY, USA
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Originally Posted by fms
That was my thoughts as well. Taking a guess that bad boy has to be over 7" long, nearly 4" wide, and more than 1.5" thick. It can't even pretend to fit into a pocket.
It's a brick.
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2008-03-24
, 13:36
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@ Mississauga, ON Canada
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Looks like a WW2 era field radio. Love it!
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2008-03-24
, 14:13
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@ Eastern Ontario, Canada
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There are more pics here - slow site so be patient.
I love the Chinglish:
"Feel the grip of HDPC in your hands, then have all of those ubiquitous functions!!!"
It is 1" thick ...
I love the Chinglish:
"Feel the grip of HDPC in your hands, then have all of those ubiquitous functions!!!"
It is 1" thick ...
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2008-03-24
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Hmmm.... I like it. Then again, I like the WiBrain, too.
The price + specs are unbeatable; One or the other (or both) will surely suffer.
The price + specs are unbeatable; One or the other (or both) will surely suffer.
http://www.engadget.com/2008/03/24/m...one-seriously/