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Kohjinsha Netbook Concept Has Dual 10.1-inch Screens

9:18PM Danny Allen | I’m still not sure about this dual-screen laptop thing, but it’s interesting to see more concepts come out of the woodwork. The latest is Kohjinsha’s dual 10.1-inch screen netbook prototype, which is on display at the CEATEC show in Japan. More »
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Kohjinsha SX Series: For When Your Mini-Notebook Obsession Grows Up

11:40PM Mark Wilson | While Asus has brought mini-notebooks to US shores, for the best stuff you’ve still got to import. The Kohjinsha SX Series is a 1.2kg laptop with a few interesting quirks. Powered by an Atom processor, the 8.9-inch Vista system can convert to tablet with the rotation of the convertible touchscreen. And to make sure you can teleconference in either mode, the system features two cameras to capture those dazzling whites. The 1GB of RAM will need a boost, but the 60GB hard drive, internal DVD writer and expandable multicard reader do a lot to make up for it (and if only we could take advantage of that 1seg tuner…). Buy it now for US$1,199.00. [DFJ via jkkmobile] More »
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Kohijinsha SR8KPO6S is 7-Inch UMPC With Optical Drive

9:05PM Haroon Malik | The Kohijinsha SR8KPO6S fits a DVD burner into its tiny, 23.4 x 17.8 x 3.3 cm chassis. As if that were not enough to stick it in the Eee’s face, the 7-inch (1024 x 600) display also boasts touchscreen functionality, an 800Mhz CPU, 60GB HDD, Wi-Fi g support and weighs in at just 1 kg. More »
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Kohjinsha Adds SSD to UMPC, Still Lame

8:45AM Seamus Byrne | Kohjinsha have updated their UMPC product line with the introduction of the SH6KPS3ABX model. The new addition to the family brings a welcome progression, a 32GB SSD.galleryPost('Kohjinsha', 3, 'Kohjinsha'); More »
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Kohjinsha SA1F00V: 7″ tablet UMPC Adds Touchscreen, Still as Slow as Before

6:39PM Seamus Byrne | Kohjinsha has added touch capabilities to the 7″ 800 x 480 screen on its Japan-only SA1F00 UMPC tablet computer, letting you massage your way through Windows XP Home even when it’s running as slow as Keanu Reeves putting frozen Heinz Ketchup on a bullet-time burger. That’s because rather than jumping on the Ultra Mobile 2007 platform bandwagon with their new model, they just decided to keep the same 500 MHz AMD Geode LX800 processor. At least they painted it KITT black, probably hoping that the new color will add some TurboBoost to it (replacing XP for Linux would have achieved the same without the need for leather pants). In fact, all the specs remain the same, with 40GB HD, 2 USB 2.0 ports, SD, MMC and Compact Flash slots, 802.11b/g Wi-Fi, Ethernet and Bluetooth 2.0+EDR. All except the extra 30 grams that push its fighting weight up to 990 grams (2.18 pounds). One pic of the white model, its release dates and prices are after the jump. More »