I’ve been quite the busy little Windows Mobile bee over the last couple of days. Inspired by Aura Mae’s comment that she used the HTC Advantage as something of a computer replacement, I set out to see whether I could achieve the same. Any boy, was I blown away by the results! The Advantage’s 5inch [...]
Tag Archives: Ultra Portable Tablets
The Device that never was: Palm Foleo
Well here ya go, the unboxing of the device that never was: The Palm Foleo Ah a new toy that was never meant to be. What to do, what to do…I know, Play Time.
The Samsung Q1P Unboxing
I have always had a passion for gadgets, and it seems that I am always the guy with the newest, most cutting edge device. I have been intrigued by the concept of the UMPC since its inception as the Origami project. I had only once had the chance to play with one and it was [...]
The Kohjinsha SA1-1 Ultra Portable Laptop Review
Back in 1991, when the HP 95LX was my daily driver, I used to anticipate the day when handhelds would have color displays and be even closer to the laptop computers which they seemed to emulate. When color displays became available, I looked forward to the time when these handhelds would have more memory, better [...]
Unboxing the Fujitsu LifeBook T4215 Tablet PC
How did you ring in 2007? At about 11:50, I got online and placed my last gadget order of 2006 at the Fujitsu site, buying the T4215 Tablet PC. It has been an agonizing 20 days waiting for my first non-UMPC tablet to show up, but it finally shipped from Osaka Japan on the 15th [...]
The Fujitsu T4215 Tablet PC Overview
My purpose here is not so much a review, but some thoughts and observations on what I really like about my new 4215 and what I don’t like. These are the things that as a new Tablet PC owner jumped out at me right away. I would like to begin by explaining how I came [...]
Video of the Samsung SPH-P9000 in Action
Many thanks to Vincent for filming this video as he and I peppered a patient Samsung executive with SPH-P9000 questions. There’s also another video taken during the luncheon where Dale Sohn (President of Samsung, North America) and Muzibul Khan (VP of Samsung Product Management & Enginnering) show off the P9000. The keyboard looks pretty rigid [...]
What the Heck is WiMAX…and Other Questions I Had Answered This Week
I am the first to admit that I don’t know everything there is to know about the different wireless data protocols and their acronyms, but I generally have a good idea of what each is and what the initials used mean. CDMA, WiFi, UMTS, EDGE, GPRS, EVDO, Bluetooth…no problem, I’ve got it. But until this [...]
From the Samsung Summit, the SPH P9000
Over a month ago G-A told me he was going to post about the new SPH-P9000 UMPC with a built in keyboard, and I couldn’t wait to see it in person. Today, I finally did. Take a look, and tell me what you think…
The Samsung 10th Anniversary Dinner & Party
Tonight sure felt like a reunion of sorts! Joel from Geek.com and I met at the Borders Bookstore Cafe in the Time Warner Building to have a quick cafe latte and try out the Zune‘s WiFi sharing capabilities while we had a chance. More on that in the upcoming Zune review. Once we got upstairs [...]
Cowon A2 Unboxing
I recently got a “Thanks for all your good work!” bonus from one of my contracts as I was eased out the door, and couldn’t wait to spend it on something. So, being a gadget fiend, I had to spend some of it on a gadget, of course. As folks who read here regularly may [...]
A Message From DualCor…
To say that there has been a lot of speculation and misinformation circling the DualCor cPC would be an understatement. To cut through the rumors, I went straight to the source and spoke with Rob Howe, President and COO of DualCor, on October 23, 2006. After our phone conversation, I emailed him the notes I had [...]
Doug’s Dream Device
As the owner of a Tapwave Zodiac, I’m pretty far behind the curve (or way ahead, depending on how you look at it) with regard to PDA/handheld/UMPC/convergent device development. I love these gadgets, mind you, but the last time I went to buy one I found such a dearth of Palm OS devices (you can [...]
Ahhh Yes, the cPC
Doug Moran reminded me last night that I have been severely slacking in my DualCor cPC updates since returning from San Francisco over a month ago. Wow time has flown, and he is absolutely right! He said and I quote: “So anyway, aside from the stuff below, and my interest in how you’re doing with [...]
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