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- Intel Atom, large RAM & HDD
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- 7" touchscreen, qwerty-keyboard, slider
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Dream PC Description
It has an Intel Atom CPU, 1 or more GB of RAM, 60-80 GB SSD or 1,8" HDD, 2 USB 2.0 ports, miniUSB port for using as an external HDD, web-camera, speakers & mic, SD-cardreader, qwerty-keyboard, touch-point & media buttons. Also HDMI & VGA/DVI through the adapter.WiFi, WiMax, 3G, GPS powered.
7" touchscreen able for working with fingers & pen. Screen is also a solar panel.
It has an aluminium body, light (0,3-0,5kg), thin (15mm) & ergonomic.
24 hours operateable for web-serfing, book-reading. Also for video, music & navigation.
Should run every OS (Linux, Win XP/Vista, MacOS).
IT IS PERFECT TRAVEL COMPAGNION!
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Da Gamer
February 8, 2010 9pm
Fast, portable, and solar-paneled to stay on forever. In the normal face, the screen is 15.7 inches. In the portable face, it turns in to a pocket sized "phone". The "phone" phase has a 3 in.x3 in. sc...
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Btw, Sony already made this.
Nice drawing, did u do it on a touch screen or something?
Thank you for your idea
Your idea of a great but excellent
Veri nice idea u musta had a lot of time on your hands i would but it
hey man they have already made this with everything u said that had on it they made it man u just copyed man
super awesome
that would be good if you could lift the screen up so your not looking down but overall brilliant design, i love it.
That looks alot like the OQO 02+ coming out...
Look at OQO and Gigabyte MIDs often?
>>SaLaNoS
what did expect Sony from 4,5" Vaio - mobility, comfort of use, etc. Try to read in the subway whis opened EEE, you will understand))))))
Yeah, but considering that this is like a 'picoPC' that's even smaller then an EEE, what do you expect, really?
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