well it all started about 2 years ago... speculation of the origami project started and the technology community sprung woot woot now we are in the future lil screens we can hold hip hip hooray ladies and gentle the biggest friggin screens ever with uh 1/2 a second of battery life c’mon, wth is that. I found out a couple days ago that Microsoft has been working on the origami 2.0 experience sayyy whaaattt even bigger screens and less battery life tech community get readyyyy.lets hpe someone makes a great new device and really shows us mobile.http://www.microsoft.com/windows/products/winfamily/umpc/default.mspx
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That Origami thing actually looks a decent solution to a UMPC interface instead of just cramming Vista onto a 6" screen which just looks stupid. Like that ridiculous little Sony thing.
It should be where are all the UMPC's that a normal person would buy?
The bottom line is that yes millions want a computer that they can take everwhere that has full windows. But think about that for a minute and no geek opinions. Most people input full windows programs how? touch type keyboard. Ok there is the input we want. So we want to take it everywhere. To do that it must be small enough to carry in a persons coat pocket. OK there is the size limits ( about 4" x 7.3" and as thin as possible).
Problem has been too many geeks trying to come up with the design. All UMPC's need to change to be successful is to model it after a Psion Revo or HP Jornada.
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