If you’ll look at the pictures of this Qi NanoNote Linux-based “handheld laptop”, you might think that it’s another mini netbook. But after knowing that this baby has a 3-inch (320×240) display, then you’d realize that it can actually be a PMP or perhaps a Nintendo DS.
But don’t let its size fool you. The NanoNote [...]
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Here we have a video of the panel discussion by a few well-known people in the netbook media biz. There’s Sascha Pallenberg of Netbooknews moderating; Joanna Stern, Engadget’s resident gadget reviewer; Carmen S. Villadar, the Android PR Girl; JKK of JKKMobile fame, and Arno Glompner for Blackberry.
They discuss the problems and upsides of working with netbooks, [...]
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A sleek new Android-powered MID will be officially launched during this year’s Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, and it comes from a little-known Korean company called Inbrics. It’s called the M1 Android MID, and it packs the power of a MID in the form factor of a proper smartphone. You could throw it in [...]
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Ran out of things to do with your literally pint-sized UMID M1? You might want to take a look at this new mod which a user over at the Pocketables forum has come up with. It involves opening up the case of the UMID M1, rearranging a few wires and sacrificing the built-in webcam as [...]
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Apple’s iPad. Everyone seems to be talking about it. But does anyone actually want it? A survey conducted by Retrevo shows us that 3% of their respondents have been waiting and wanting to buy Apple’s iPad even before the official announcement took place. The same survey tells us that 26% of respondents have heard about [...]
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