Today seems to be the day for news on TabletKiosks V-700 Ultra Mobile PC. TabletPc2.com / UltraMobilePCs.com has published an exclusive hands on review of the V-700 UMPC. As to be expected with reviews on TabletPC2.com, there are plenty of pictures and specs ..check it out!
JkOnTheRun has the technical specs (as provided by Martin Smekal) on the V-700 Ultra Mobile PC by TabletKiosk. He also posts photos of the device, which confirms my earlier post about what the potential TabletKiosk UMPC would look like.
On JkOnTheRun, Martin Smekal, CEO of TabletKiosk, provided an intriguing comment to a post on James site. Here is what he had to say: JK, Thank you first off for the positive words on our systems – our UMPC (V-700) – is NOT the Baja – the Baja platform is a 8.4″ device more closely resembling [...]
Hugo Ortega has posted some more close ups of the Origami device and claims that they come from a very reliable source. Irregardless, they look really interesting, especially the close ups of the buttons, etc. Click here to see more photos. And, here is the most interesting part, Hugo goes on to claim that the [...]
New Age offers up this nice little review of Tablet Kiosk’s Sahara i215. Note the prices in the article are Australian dollars. Notebooks with fold-away keyboards seem to be the most popular tablet PC form, but slate-style tablets with the keyboard removed seem to offer more innovation. The size of an A4 notepad and only [...]
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