These are truly scary little Windows PCs, not small enough to fit in a pocket, not big enough to do useful work, doomed to wander in computing limbo forever. Samsung, among the two companies that jumped on the Microsoft and Intel bandwagon promoting UMPCs, introduced a device called the Q1.
"Samsung challenges the limits of mobile technology with the launch of Q1," the company announced.
"Samsung discovers the limits of mobile technology" is more like it. These UMPCs might be ideal for Hobbits, but not for humans.
Ultra-mobile PCs
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