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Watch That Tiny $74 1.5GHz Android-Powered Thumb-Puter In Action We attended OQO’s launch party on Monday evening, during which they showed off their updated e2 UMPC with embedded HSDPA. Unfortunately, the revised e2 will only be made available to European and Asian markets. However, do not feel out of love, my US inhabiting buddies:
We just got a mysterious invite to a party in swinging London: an “exclusive pre-launch unveiling” of a “significant Anytime/Anywhere Computing” product. God only knows what it could be. The pic above, which came in the e-mail, depicts the popular OQO model 02 UMPC—called E2 in Europe because of the O2 cellular carrier. We’re told this is not just an update to the 02, but “something new.” What do you suppose it could be? [OQO]
They may not be the smallest and biggest notebooks in the world, but this Dell XPS m2010 makes the OQO2 sitting on top look like Mini-me next to Andre the Giant. [UMPCPortal via Wired]
OQO’s updated the specs for their model 02 line pretty much all around. The fastest available processor now runs at 1.6Ghz; hard drives go up to 120GB, plus they’ve added the option for a flash-based 32GB solid state drive; and WWAN’s been upgraded to 1.4 Mbps EV-DO Rev. A. Finally, the price for the entry level model’s been cut by $200 to $1299. Not a bad little announcement. Still too rich for my blood though. [OQO]
Today at the VIA Technology Forum in Taipei, people get the first glimpse of VIA’s ultra mobile PC reference design, the NanoBook. Though the term “reference design” might suggest “concept product,” this design is actually being picked up. In Europe, Packard Bell will ship it, and VIA will announce its US partner later this month. The ultra-sweet selling points: 1.87-lb weight, up to 5 hours in battery life, and a projected price tag of $600.
