At first glance, the iMe (sorry!) iKit handtop computer sounds pretty fandabbydozy: it’s a tiny, folding, 2.8-inch screen, QWERTY keyboard, Wi-Fi-enabled, webcam and Bluetooth-packing, multimedia-playing computer. But then you learn that it’s got just a 3-hour battery life in operation, doesn’t have 3G connectivity and if you even want to connect a mobile broadband dongle you’ll have to get one with an “optional” internal USB connection. It’s basically the tiny portable PDA computer we all fancied back in the 90s.