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WiBrain I1 UMPC Gets Intel Atom Processor

The original WiBrain B1E was relatively inexpensive for a UMPC at $699, but it definitely fell well short of greatness. However, the manufacturer has made some upgrades with the upcoming I1 model that should address some of its predecessor's shortcomings. New features include: your choice of 1.1GHz (Z510) and 1.33GHz (Z520) Atom processors, a WWAN antenna, SD card slot, an optional SSD and a slightly different finish. Users can also choose between a Linux and XP machine with a 30GB or 60GB hard drive or a 64GB SSD. Pricing and a release date have not been announced. [Dynamism via Pocketables]

2:57 PM on Tue Jul 29 2008
By Sean Fallon
3,705 views, 20 comments

Latest by Imran Hussain: umm ok , which OS is that??? more »

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Lightning Review: WiBrain B1E UMPC

The Gadget: WiBrain's B1E UMPC, a slightly wider (and much thicker) than PSP-sized UMPC with full QWERTY keyboard, touchscreen, trackpad and on-board webcam.

The Price: $699

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7:20 PM on Mon Jan 21 2008
By Jason Chen
10,159 views, 16 comments

Latest by kibogoyo: why do these companies keep putting full operating systems in handheld devices? sure it's cool that something so small can more »

wibrain b1

Wibrain B1 Hitting US Stores Next Month

Looks like the Wibrain B1 has finally made it over here, just in time for the holidays. There are two models: the B1E, with 512MB of RAM and costs $699; and the 1GB B1H, which costs $849. The Wibrain B1, with its cute pop-up camera and mic, is available from mid-December. Full specs are below the gallery.

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4:24 AM on Tue Nov 27 2007
By AddyDugdale
6,048 views, 14 comments

Latest by N/A: It is the later B2 model that has wimax connectivity, including EDGE and 3G. Might want to wait for that more »

only a mother could love this

Wibrain's B1 UMPC is Super Connected, Super Ugly

Getting a UMPC with every wireless connection capability you could dream of will cost you. If that UMPC is Wibrain's business-centric B1, that price will be largely social as your peers ridicule you for toting your goofy gadget around the office. 802.11b/g, Bluetooth 2.1, GSM/GPRS/EDGE and HSDPA are all yours along with a 4.8" touch screen LCD running at 1024x600. Owners can also customize the innards with a CPU (1GHz, 1.2Ghz or 1.6Ghz), memory (512MB or 1GB) and HDD space (30/60/80GB) for about $650 when it launches in Korea this October. [AVING via Wired]

8:14 PM on Mon Aug 6 2007
By kthompson
4,625 views, 21 comments

Latest by N/A: Its ergonomics appear well though out and the portability would suit me fine augmenting my Nikon D40 as a tethered more »