Review: Samsung Q1 Ultra ultra-mobile PC
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Samsung Q1
Microsoft anouced new class of personal computers, ultra-mobile personal computers - UMPC under code name Origami. Devices in this class are small, lightweight, highly mobile but with full functionality of a regular size Windows PC implementing enhanced t
Review Verdict: Samusung Q1, is first device in this class, presented on this years CeBit show in Hanover, it has a 7” diagonal 800×480 pixel TFT touch-screen. Heart of Q1 is ultra low voltage Intel Celeron M processor, ticking on 900Mhz. Q1 is supplied with ...
Samsung Q1 SSD - Solid State UMPC
Samsung was quick out of the gates with its UMPC, but now you can get the Q1 with a solid state disk.
Review Verdict: Whether or not you like the idea of an Ultra Mobile PC doesn't change the fact that Samsung has created an impressive technology demonstration with the Q1 SSD. The solid state drive means that there are no moving parts and thus reduces the chance of failu
Samsung Q1 Ultra - Ultra-Mobile PC
Samsung's Q1 Ultra helps strengthen the case for the UMPC platform.
Review Verdict: The Q1 Ultra is a big improvement over the original Q1. The screen is superb, the interface far more intuitive and the whole package is simply more usable. Despite this, I'm still not convinced about the UMPC platform itself, and I fail to see why anyone
Review: Samsung Q1 Ultra UMPC
It's a cross between a laptop, tablet and PDA. Does this portable mini-computer from Samsung live up to its intriguing design?
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Samsung Q1 UMPC
Do small things come in tiny packages?
Review Verdict: Windows in an ultra-mobile format may be a good idea but it doesn't live up to expectations ? better stick to your notebook
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Samsung Q1 SSD Ultra Mobile PC
- Microsoft has a habit of coming up with ideas and then leaving it to the hardware manufacturers to make it happen. In recent memory we've had the home display, which died a death and the Tablet PC, which is still around but not in the form MS first imag
Review Verdict: Essentially an upgrade of the first Q1 but with a solid state hard drive, which makes it more usable but still not perfect
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Samsung Q1 Ultra UMPC
- When it comes to the UMPC (Ultra Mobile PC), Samsung has really got behind the idea of what handheld computing should be.
Review Verdict: It's a brave new design that improves usability but we're still left wondering who will actually use it
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Samsung Q1 Ultra - UMPC and Notebook Reviews by Mobile Tech Review
Review Verdict: Certainly an elegant and feature-rich device that addresses the first generation Q1's shortcomings. But for this price, I want more speed! Even simple tasks are annoyingly slow on the Q1 Ultra. But for those who need an goes-anywhere full Windows PC that
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Samsung Q1
A PC in the palm of your hand. But can the Q1 cut it, or is Samsung's Origamieffort doomed to fold under pressure?
Review Verdict: We don't want to piss on the fire; the Q1 is exciting, but don't buy it.
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Review: Samsung Q1 Ultra ultra-mobile PCIntel's new Steeley processor and McCaslin platform make for a solid UMPC
Review Verdict: Everything the original Q1 should have been, but you may still be better off with an ultraportable notebook
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