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The future of the Palm Top?

Interesting developments in the world of very cool stuff...

Intel's Ultra Mobile PC (UMPC) could be the coolest ultra-mobile device to come along. Well, once it finally comes along.

Here's a picture (as long as they keep it on their site)

Rotate PC

According to the gadget-meister, this is just one of a number of ultra new items in the works. None of them happen to be from Apple.

A computer in your hand?

and here's the link to that

Mary Jo over at microsoft-watch.com takes a first look at the 'Origami' Ultra-Mobile PCs and sez
"... the bigger Origami prototype unveiling is expected at CeBit on Thursday"

And if you want an eye-full, just take a look at these babes unveiled last week at
the Intel Developer Forum...

SLIDE SHOW

OR, JUST click here to OPEN THE PICTURE

Posted by Fred Showker on March 18, 2006 7:45 AM |

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