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Engadget Podcast 169 - 10.31.2009
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
szs999999 @ Aug 14th 2007 11:05PM
It's a waste to have this machine with both a PDA and a Vista function. A tablet PC is supposed to be a super set of a PDA. That is, it should provide all the functionality of a PDA.
3rdsun @ Aug 14th 2007 11:48PM
Why do u say that? Its great cause u can get light computing done in WM6 mode and save a heck of a lot of battery life. This is the perfect UMPC and for the right price will take the world by storm like the iphone.
3rdsun @ Aug 14th 2007 11:50PM
I would rather have one of these than an iphone any day of the week.
Tim Goldsmith @ Aug 15th 2007 9:20AM
yeah i would also rather have this than an iPhone, but i would rather have an iPhone and an extra $1000 in my pocket than this PDA
Jon @ Aug 15th 2007 3:02PM
The iphone isn't taking the world by storm...
talez @ Aug 16th 2007 2:54AM
I'm sure there's someone working on a UMPC with a decent battery life (like 5+ hrs) with only one operating system. Wasn't tablet PC os supposed to surpport quick on/off; touch screen; Windows full funtionality; and longer battery life?
I guess we are still waiting ultra-low-power consuming CPU, GPU, and OLED touch screen?